DNA Computing Tech Detects Cancer Biomarkers from Blood Samples
Researchers developed a new method for the detection of cancer miRNA patterns based on DNA computing technology.
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AI Powers Glucose Level Predictions for Users of Continuous Glucose Monitors
One Drop’s patent-pending machine-learning model accurately predicts the probabilities that a user’s glucose will rise above 180 mg/dL or fall below 70 mg/dL.
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AI System Can Detect and Grade Prostate Cancer
The AI system has the potential to solve one of the bottlenecks in today’s prostate cancer histopathology by providing more accurate diagnosis and better treatment decisions.
EKF Launches Pocket-Sized Lactate Monitor
The Lactate Scout 4 is designed for use in the field as a training companion for individuals and sports teams.
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Beckman Coulter Launches Kaluza C Flow Cytometry Data Analysis System
Advanced data analysis software for flow cytometry enhances workflow for mid- to high-complexity testing in clinical laboratories.
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Allergy Testing Instrument Gets CE Mark
Hycor Biomedical has applied the CE mark to its Noveos allergy testing system, along with an initial menu of more than 100 specific immunoglobulin E allergen reagents.
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Roche Launches Decision Support Software for Oncology Care
Roche has launched the Navify tumor board solution, a Cloud-based software solution designed to aid in cancer patient case reviews.
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Delivering the News
Solutions that are compliant with the privacy and security requirements of the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1996 give clinical labs the capability of sending, receiving, and converting files quickly and securely.
Read MoreIllumina Debuts Noninvasive Prenatal Testing Software
The updated software includes an innovative method for processing samples and is designed for larger batches of 48 samples, versus the current 16 samples.
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February/March 2017 Tech Guide: LIS, LIMS, and Middleware
This month’s issue features laboratory information systems (LIS), laboratory information management systems (LIMS), and middleware products from vendors such as Clinical Software Solutions, Orchard Software, Psyche Systems, Technidata, and Xifin.
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Analytics System for Genomic and Clinical Data Available via Azure Cloud
MediSapiens is expanding the delivery network of its software solutions for the curation, management, and analysis of genomic, clinical, and biomedical data, making the system available via Microsoft’s Azure Cloud.
Read MorePlasma Collection Centers Tap Paperless Life Cycle Management System
ValGenesis seeks to ensure that data created, modified, and stored within its blood banking application are capable of passing internal and regulatory audits, while improving the overall efficiency of validation programs for blood services centers.
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Data Analytics in the Clinical Laboratory
Managing test utilization is revealing opportunities for improved laboratory performance and better patient care.
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Clinical Data Management System Tailored for Patient-Centered Care
The updated system enables the exchange and management of key healthcare images, data, and reports.
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Labs in the Information Age
LIS and LIMS are contributing value for a growing number of clinical lab operations.
Read MorePerformance Management Tool Offers Business Intelligence for Laboratories
At AACC booth 4351, Visiun Inc will showcase its Performance Insight software system, which provides laboratory teams with insight into key aspects of performance.
Read MoreLaboratories Guide Data Analytics
As analytics becomes more sophisticated, pathologists will likely play a more active role.
Read MoreInformatics in the Clinical Lab
Lab informatics are essential for enabling labs to determine whether they are running in a cost-effective, optimized way, from a resource standpoint, and from a reagent and contracting standpoint.
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