Optimizing Diagnostic Stewardship: The Clinician’s Perspective
December 8, 2025
By Jim Gallagher
Recommendations focus on reducing unnecessary testing and treatment while improving diagnostic accuracy.
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December 8, 2025
By Jim Gallagher
Recommendations focus on reducing unnecessary testing and treatment while improving diagnostic accuracy.
3 min read
December 1, 2025
As global funding declines, decentralized testing, telehealth, and community-based care are helping expand access to HCV diagnosis and treatment
7 min read
December 1, 2025
The droplet digital PCR assays, developed at Dartmouth, could improve diagnosis of Lyme disease.
2 min read
November 28, 2025
By Jim Gallagher
HPV-DeepSeek identifies circulating HPV DNA, PIK3CA mutations, and integration events in pretreatment blood samples with high sensitivity and specificity.
3 min read
November 27, 2025
At AMP 2025, scientists from Indiana University presented data on a rapid, highly specific PCR assay for histoplasmosis, blastomycosis, and coccidioidomycosis.
2 min read
November 25, 2025
By Kathryn Wighton
Selective methylation of N-acetylneuraminic acid enabled a taste-releasing sensor to distinguish influenza neuraminidase from bacterial enzymes
3 min read
November 20, 2025
By Helen Bristow
Health sector leaders learn about the pivotal role of pathology in the next generation of health care
3 min read
November 18, 2025
By Jessica Allerton
As antimicrobial resistance rises, laboratories lead the charge with faster, smarter, and more targeted diagnostic tools
3 min read
November 17, 2025
Genomic sequencing identifies pathogens behind one of military history’s greatest medical mysteries
2 min read
November 12, 2025
By Stephanie Vine
Quarraisha Abdool Karim discusses COVID-19 and why the industry must continue to invest in mRNA – and take the public along with them
11 min read
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