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Oncology

Subspecialties Oncology

Antigen-Free Cancer Diagnosis

| Jessica Allerton

Deep-learning-assisted biolaser enhances circulating tumor cell detection

Outside the Lab Clinical care

Hemovigilance Hero

| Helen Bristow | 5 min read

Kimberly Klein reveals how her unit has reduced the number of transfusion reactions and improved the patient experience

Diagnostics Liquid biopsy

Blood or Camera?

| Helen Bristow

We examine the pros and cons of blood tests for colorectal cancer screening

Diagnostics Omics

Transforming Tumor Testing

| Jessica Allerton

Ribosomal RNA modifications as biomarkers provide insights into epitranscriptomic fingerprinting

Diagnostics Genetics and epigenetics

DNA Methylation Monitoring

| Helen Bristow | 4 min read

How to track changes to methylation in live cells, and what that will tell us about disease

Inside the Lab Technology and innovation

From NGS Naive to Fully Accredited

| Jessica Allerton | 4 min read

Cork University Hospital's transformation in precision oncology services

Diagnostics Omics

Personal Problems

| Helen Bristow | 2 min read

Examining the barriers to widespread adoption of personalized medicine

Inside the Lab Technology and innovation

Fusion Review

| Jessica Allerton

Emerging technologies and AI-driven tools enhance gene fusion analysis, paving the way for more personalized cancer care

Subspecialties Oncology

No More Tissue

| Sponsored by Illumina

When more tests are requested, Methylation Man has another trick up his sleeve

Diagnostics Genetics and epigenetics

Genetic Counseling

| Helen Bristow | 7 min read

Why both patients and clinicians need guidance from genetics experts


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