Making it lean, not mean
I’m told it’s a common response to the news that one’s lab is going to get “Lean” to think, “uh oh, what are they going to do to me?” From the accounts we hear the answer is, allow people to feel more productive,
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by Susan M Gale PhD, V Daniel Castracane PhD, and Christos S Mantzoros MD DSc Understanding the clinical relevance of leptin as a moderator of reproductive function in obese women Obesity and the regulation of energy balance have always been high
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By Gary N. Wolfe StatSpin Express II STAT centrifuge saves crucial sample preparation time, boosting process efficiencies Whether the locale is an emergency department, an operating room, a critical care unit, a clinic, or a central laboratory,
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As the mechanisms by which obesity leads to excess cancer risk
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By Nicholas Borgert Lean Thinking and Six Sigma are gaining popularity among labs targeting higher productivity Here’s an old joke. How many psychiatrists does it take to change a light bulb? Just one — but the light bulb has to want to
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