Cystic Fibrosis in Non-White Newborns More Likely Missed in Screenings
Cystic fibrosis is often missed in newborn screenings for non-white babies, creating higher risk for other races.
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UVA Joins Network Addressing Infectious Disease Threats
Researchers from UVA have been selected to help establish a national pathogen genomics surveillance network.
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Has a High School Found the Solution to the Laboratorian Shortage?
There are a number of challenges facing clinical laboratories today. Perhaps, the biggest is the ongoing laboratorian shortage. In this episode of Clinical Lab Chat, CLP’s Director of Business Intelligence Chris Wolski interviews Jim Payne, Medical Lab Assisting & Phlebotomy instructor at WEMOCO, Rochester, NY, about the successful high school program he has developed that prepares students for a career in the lab—with many of his students leaving the classroom for a lab bench the day after graduation. Has Jim found one of the keys to solve the laboratorian shortage? Listen and find out.
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This Immune Marker is High in Patients with Heart Failure
A new study found that levels an immune protein known to play a role in kidney disease are high in patients with heart failure.
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How AI Reduces False Results in Lateral Flow Tests
An artificial intelligence app designed to read COVID-19 lateral flow tests helped to reduce false results in a new trial.
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