How AI is Revolutionizing Cervical Cancer Screening
AI is transforming cervical cancer screening through advanced image recognition, risk prediction models, and improved accessibility.
AI is transforming cervical cancer screening through advanced image recognition, risk prediction models, and improved accessibility.
The Hologic Genius Digital Diagnostics System is expected to derive even more actionable insights from cytology slides for cytotechnologists and pathologists with Google Cloud.
Monitoring cancer therapy in real time enables physicians to make smarter treatment decisions.
WHO prequalification recognizes the important role that the CareHPV test can have in screening women in emerging countries for HPV.
Read MoreWomen aged 21 to 65 benefit from screening, and the USPSTF recommends three strategies for screening women aged 30 to 65.
Read MoreGuidelines on diagnostic testing issued by the United States Preventive Services Task Force...
Read MoreImager guides cytology technicians to areas showing potential abnormal cells, and images slides in approximately 90 seconds.
Read MoreFast Track Diagnostics has expanded its comprehensive sexually transmitted infections portfolio by adding an array of human papillomavirus (HPV) tests.
Read MoreTo find out more about Quest’s new survey on sexually transmitted infections, CLP recently spoke with Damian P. Alagia III, MD, FACOG, FACS, medical director for women’s health at Quest Diagnostics.
Read MoreThe company’s human papillomavirus test detects 14 types of HPV from specimens collected for cervical cancer screening in the BD SurePath liquid-based cytology vial.
Read MoreBioTek Instruments has been granted a US patent for its invention of a novel autofocus system for cell imaging.
Read MoreThis month’s issue features anatomic and digital pathology technologies from such companies as BioGenex, Indica Labs, and MicroDimensions.
Read MoreThe microplates have been developed for use with and seamless transfer between microscope-based imaging devices.
Read MoreThis month’s issue features anatomic and digital pathology technologies from such companies as Aspyra, Leica Biosystems, Mikroscan Technologies, and Philips.
Read MoreIn partnership with biopharmaceutical companies, Leica Biosystems and Advanced Cell Diagnostics are collaborating to develop and commercialize fully automated RNAscope-based companion diagnostics.
Read MoreThis issue’s Product Spotlight features anatomic and digital technologies from companies such as Psyche Systems, Technidata, and Viewics.
Read MoreHoriba Medical and Medica Corp have announced a nonexclusive agreement for the worldwide distribution of the EasyCell Assistant digital hematology cell imaging system for use in hospitals and clinical laboratories.
Read MoreThe Siemens Tissue Preparation Solution allows molecular pathology laboratories to integrate samples from both fresh frozen and formalin-fixed, paraffin-embedded tissues into the same workflow, automating the standardized isolation of nucleic acids.
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