Diagnostics

Poetry in a mass spectrometer uncovers thoughts on the absence within

A new algorithm goes beyond Bayesian inference to help physicians make differential diagnoses

A 53-year-old lady presented with swelling at the right temporal region of the head – what is the diagnosis?

A new analysis shows potential for determining plasma DNA origins in prenatal testing, organ transplantation, and oncology

Zachary Pitluk outlines the route to single-cell analysis – and the promise it holds for human health and disease

Detecting biomarkers at low concentrations is costly, sometimes inaccessible – could addressable nanoantennae on a smartphone microscope be the answer

Healthcare management and patient care both benefit when oncology biomarker testing is performed in-house

With a new wave of advanced biomarker research on the horizon, spatial phenotyping can support researchers from bench to bedside

A new study has sequenced 64 haplotypes representing 25 populations – moving human genome reference data closer to reflecting true human diversity