Outside the Lab

Whether you support it or feel threatened by it, point of care testing (POCT) has an important role to play in patient care – and its role continues to gain importance.

How will the fight to cure ALS benefit from its newfound fame?

Scientists who developed live cell molecular imaging awarded the Nobel Prize

An open letter to European leaders and policymakers garnered nearly 10,000 signatures in less than a week

Partnership – potential disaster lurks at the first signs of a wobble, but when it’s strong, there are no limits to what it can achieve.

Pathologists in high-throughput laboratories are working as fast as they can to return results as quickly as possible.

Marcial Garcia Rojo of the Hospital de Jerez de la Frontera, Cadiz, Spain, is a key proponent and early adopter of digital pathology, having used the approach for more than seven years.

Digital pathology is pushing the boundaries of convention and dividing the community. Uptake of the technology is growing, but only slowly.

Inadequacy of course content, lack of awareness, poor perception, changing healthcare priorities – it’s no wonder pathology is struggling to attract new talent.

Sitting Down With… Stephen Minger, Chief Scientist, Cellular Sciences – Life Sciences, GE Healthcare, London, UK