Category: Lab Essentials

Lab Essentials

AI-Powered Insights Extended to the Point of Care

The Prospective Risk Adjustment solution delivers timely, evidence-based AI-powered insights that directly impact member outcomes.

Lab Essentials

AMP Provides CYP3A4 and CYP3A5 Genotyping Assay Recommendations

The Association for Molecular Pathology has published consensus recommendations to aid in the design and validation of clinical CYP3A4 and CYP3A5 genotyping assays and promote standardization of testing.

Lab Essentials

Best Practices for Monitoring the Precision of Cardiac Troponin Testing

Quality controls with lower cardiac troponin concentrations are needed to monitor and validate hs-cTn assay performance.

Biochemicals & Chemical Reagents

New Family of qPCR Reagents Make Debut

PCR Biosystems has launched a new family of qPCR reagents mixes: Clara Probe Mix, Clara Probe 1-Step Mix and Clara HRM Mix.

Quality Systems

Free Web-Based and CLIA Compliant Calibration Verification Data Reduction & Test Reporting Services Offered

Verichem now offers customers free access to the its web-based and online calibration verification data reduction and test reporting programs.

Lab Automation

UNIQO 160 Automated IIFT System Launches

Revvity's EuroImmun business has launched the UNIQO 160 automated indirect immunofluorescence test (IIFT) system for autoimmune disease diagnostics.

Lab Equipment

Yamaha Motor Establishes New Medical Company Specializing in Antibodies

Yamaha Motor established a new medical company that will analyze the antibodies in blood to better visualize people's health conditions.

Information Technology

Sensaphone Offers Remote Monitoring to Improve Lab Safety

Sensaphone monitoring systems help laboratory staff maintain safe conditions and equipment by tracking and recording key data points.

Lab Safety

Baker Unveils Energy-Efficient A2 Biosafety Cabinet

Baker unveiled its Class II Type A2 biological safety cabinet, the SterilGARD e3, designed to be reliable, durable, and energy-efficient.

Labwear & Consumables

COVID Can be Detected in Tears Sampled by Ocular Swab

Research led by scientists in Brazil found that the coronavirus that causes COVID can be detected in tears collected by swabbing.