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Oncology

Subspecialties Hematology

Home-Based Tests for Cancer Patients

| Michael Schubert

When it’s too risky to go for blood tests, the blood tests must come to the patient

Inside the Lab Liquid biopsy

Liquid Biopsy Insights into Cancer

| Sponsored by Illumina

Liquid biopsy is minimally invasive and easily accessible – but what information can a new multiplexed assay provide from circulating tumor DNA?

Subspecialties Oncology

Building a Cancer-Free World Through MRD Testing

| Sponsored by Adaptive Biotechnologies

Minimal residual disease testing by immunosequencing can yield vital information about patients’ disease and management

Subspecialties Oncology

In Focus: T. rex Lymphoma

| Luca Roncati

In a newly identified form of Richter’s transformation, an indolent B-cell lymphoma may develop into aggressive T-cell disease

Inside the Lab Laboratory management

Oncology Care Coordination with In-House Testing

| Sponsored by Thermo Fisher Scientific

In-house testing offers labs the ability to research, educate, and achieve complete coordination with clinical colleagues

Diagnostics Clinical care

A Step Forward for CRC Screening

| Michael Schubert

To improve cancer screening compliance, patients may benefit from sensitive, specific, noninvasive blood tests

Diagnostics Liquid biopsy

Combining Urine Biomarkers for Prostate Cancer

| Luke Turner

A new combination of urine biomarkers could help avoid the 60 percent of unnecessary biopsies for prostate cancer

Diagnostics Genetics and epigenetics

Testing for Gene Fusions

| Sponsored by Thermo Fisher Scientific

A comparison of commonly used NGS assays for the detection of fusion genes based on a recent educational webinar

Outside the Lab Profession

The Pathfinder of Pathology

| Pallavi A. Patil, Christopher D.M. Fletcher

In an interview with Pallavi A. Patil, Christopher D.M. Fletcher discusses what he has learned over a 35-year-long career in pathology

Subspecialties Liquid biopsy

A Chip for Liquid Biopsy

| Michael Schubert

A new microfluidic chip analyzes urine samples to detect prostate cancer cells.

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