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Oncology

Outside the Lab Microbiology and immunology

Committed to Improvement, Committed to Change

| Fraser Charlton

Sitting Down With… Fraser Charlton, Consultant Pathologist and Head of Department, Royal Victoria Infirmary, Newcastle Upon Tyne, UK

Outside the Lab Oncology

The Undisputable Value of Pharmacogenetic Testing

| Ron H. N. van Schaik

Pharmacogenetic testing is escalating in both the number of requests and its importance – these are undisputable facts.

Diagnostics Regulation and standards

Traditional Methods with Modern Outcomes

| Tibor Tot

A new prognostic index, combining morphological and molecular parameters, is needed to improve breast cancer guidance

Inside the Lab Oncology

Detecting Cancer with Carbon

| Roisin McGuigan

Initial results suggest that a graphene biochip is faster and more sensitive than ELISA

Diagnostics Oncology

Collaborate or Cave in?

| Arnaud Roth

Pathologists’ involvement in patient care is changing – are you keeping up?

Diagnostics Microbiology and immunology

Changing the Nature of the Game

| Michael Schubert

Sitting Down With… Robert Pierce, Chief Scientific Officer, OncoSec, San Diego, CA, USA

Diagnostics Oncology

Non-invasive Prostate Cancer Screening

| Stephanie Vine

Can SERS accurately detect the early stages of the most common male cancer?

Inside the Lab Training and education

Minimize Errors, Report with Accuracy

| Ian Cree

Best practice guidance to ensure that molecular pathology labs get the best possible result

Inside the Lab Oncology

Best practice guidance for molecular pathology labs

Processes and key considerations when conducting a molecular pathology test for cancer patients.

Outside the Lab Oncology

To Use pCR, We Must First Define It

| Roisin McGuigan

Pathological complete response can provide valuable information on survival in breast cancer, but is a standard definition within reach?

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