The nominations for this year's The Pathologist Power List are open.
02/25/2016 | Michael Schubert
A new microfluidic device may offer rapid, inexpensive blood counts from tiny samples.
02/06/2016 | T. Scott Isbell
Does point-of-care testing have a true positive effect on patient outcomes, or is it simply a perceived benefit?
02/05/2016 | Roisin McGuigan
The demand for simple, point-of-care fingerprick testing is growing, but could a study highlighting drop-to-drop sample variation throw a spanner in the works?
12/18/2015 | Roisin McGuigan
Cardiac troponin can be used as an independent early indicator of end-stage kidney disease, and death, new study suggests
11/24/2015 | Roisin McGuigan
UK report demands serious changes to diagnostic development to slow the pace of antimicrobial resistance
A woman who can smell Parkinson’s disease could hold the key to a non-invasive and accurate test.
The secretive diagnostic startup has been making headlines – but not always for the right reasons…
10/25/2015 | Kathie Hermayer, Yusheng Zhu
The accuracy and impact of POC glucose testing is raising concerns - what are the alternatives?
10/25/2015 | Roisin McGuigan
Researchers hope to create a device that can draw, process and test blood in just 30 minutes
08/27/2015 | Malur Sudhanva
Virology remains a rapidly changing field and the diagnostic clinical laboratory must keep abreast of newer viruses, targets and technologies
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