A celebration of the inspirational figures behind innovation and achievement in pathology and laboratory medicine
09/29/2015 | Timothy Warlow Jr.
Glycated serum protein testing could expand diagnostic and treatment options.
09/29/2015 | Mathew Diggle
Molecular diagnostics provide us with huge amounts of data – but, as a profession, we’re still working on the best ways of collecting and using it
09/28/2015 | Corrado D’Arrigo
Poundbury Cancer Institute aims to put pathology at the forefront of cancer research, and bring industry, national healthcare service and quality assurance together to expand the use of companion diagnostics and important biological markers.
09/28/2015 | Roisin McGuigan
At the Poundbury Cancer Center, pathology, business and quality assurance are uniting to create a cutting-edge home for companion diagnostics.
09/28/2015
What do geochemistry, biology and space science have in common? They’ve all come together to develop a new, real-time test for bone disease
Diagnosing Clostridium difficile infection with molecular methods alone could lead to overdiagnosis in around 50 percent of patients
09/28/2015 | Michael Schubert
How research and pathology can prepare you for a life of teaching, learning and innovating
Predictive test shows promise in catching breast cancer relapse, but caution urged over sensationalist headlines
09/28/2015 | Fedra Pavlou
To fail to change is to fail patients
There’s a whole new world of molecular diagnostics out there. Why has innovation been restricted?
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