Fingerprinting Drug Screening System to Be Used for Fentanyl Testing
Intelligent Bio Solutions Inc. has announced plans to add fentanyl to the substances detected by its Fingerprinting Drug Screening System.
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Diagnosing UTI Complications in Mothers and Newborns
UTI complications are common for pregnant women and newborns, and is critical to accurately diagnose and treat patients.
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March/April 2022 Tech Guide: Urinalysis and Toxicology
The March/April 2022 Tech Guide that appears in Clinical Lab Products (CLP) features a wide-range of products from top laboratory providers.
Urine DNA Test Detects Bladder Cancer Data Shows
Promis Diagnostics recently presented data for CystoChek, a proprietary urine-based DNA methylation test of PENK for bladder cancer detection in hematuria.
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Self-Powered Diaper Sensors Monitor Urine Sugar Levels
To measure urine sugar levels in elderly or long-term care patients, sensors can be embedded directly into their diapers.
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Laboratory Supplier Launches POC Test Kit Website
Carolina Liquid Chemistries Corp. has launched MyPOCtest.com, an e-commerce website to help supply medical facilities with POC rapid tests.
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Is Preoperative Screening Urinalysis Needed? Study Says, ‘No’
Patients undergoing surgery and other procedures are routinely pre-screened for UTIs, but the vast majority of these tests are not needed.
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Arquer Diagnostics’ ADXBLADDER Undergoes U.S. Clinical Trials
ADXBLADDER, a urinary biomarker test for bladder cancer, is currently undergoing clinical trials in the U.S.
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AnchorDx UriFind Bladder Cancer Test Gets FDA Breakthrough Device Designation
The FDA awarded AnchorDx a Breakthrough Device Designation for UriFind, an early detection test for bladder cancer based on urine DNA methylation detection.
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A Noninvasive Urine Test Can Detect Cancer Cells
MIT engineers have created a diagnostic nanoparticle that can identify cancer through a urine test and act as an imaging agent, pinpointing the tumor location.
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New Jersey Urology Opens Renovated Pathology Lab
New Jersey Urology (NJU) unveiled its newly renovated pathology laboratory, which offers a menu of services, including NGS and PCR testing.
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Birmingham University, Nonacus Partner to Develop Urine Test for Bladder Cancer
The urine test, which is expected to be available by mid-2022, will use highly sensitive liquid biopsy technology developed by Nonacus and a panel of biomarkers validated by Birmingham University researchers to diagnose bladder cancer.
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FDA: Class 1 Recall of Magellan Lead Tests Over Falsely Low Results
Magellan Diagnostics is recalling its LeadCare II, LeadCare Plus, and LeadCare Ultra Blood Lead Tests due to a significant risk of falsely low results. The FDA has deemed it a Class I recall.
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Urine Test May Aid Early Detection of Brain Tumors
A recent study by Nagoya University researchers revealed that microRNAs in urine could be a promising biomarker to diagnose brain tumors.
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BD Uses AI To Transform Microbiology Urine Testing
BD has announced the US launch of a urine culture application for use with the BD Kiestra lab automation incubation and imaging system.
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March/April 2021 Tech Guide: Urinalysis and Toxicology
The Tech Guide from the March/April 2021 issue of Clinical Lab Products includes urinalysis and toxicology analyzers from Abbott, Arkray USA, Beckman Coulter, Cardinal Health, MedTox Diagnostics, Quidel, and Sysmex America.
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Digital Diagnostic Platform for Remote Urologic Care
I-O Urology’s CarePath technology increases engagement, improves compliance, and standardizes treatment pathways for patients with lower urinary tract symptoms.
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Study: New Prostate Cancer Test Could Avoid Unnecessary Biopsies
A urine test could have avoided one-third of unnecessary prostate cancer biopsies while failing to detect only a small number of cancers, according to a validation study.
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