This article is the third in Microbiologics’ series on Optimal QC in the Clinical Laboratory. Previously, in this series we highlighted the importance of external and third-party quality control ...

In a recent study posted to Research Square*, researchers evaluated the distribution of microbes on surfaces within a microbiology laboratory. Study: Characterization of SARS-CoV-2 distribution and ...

Sepsis is the most common cause of mortality in many hospitals and is most often caused by blood stream infections. The major contributor to death is delayed initiation of effective antimicrobial ...

Medical laboratory scientists collect samples and perform lab tests, calibrate and maintain equipment, and perform statistical analysis. Their work is crucial for clinicians to diagnose diseases.

Over the years, there has been an increase in scientific advancements and interests in microbial-based bioresearch. As a result, there has been growing concerns regarding the safety of employees in ...

Have you ever wondered what happens to a vial of blood after it is drawn from your arm at the hospital? Clinical Lab Technicians are responsible for collecting biological samples such as these that ...

Under the direction of a pathologist, clinical laboratory scientists perform laboratory tests on body fluids and tissues to aid in the diagnosis of disease and to assess responses to treatment. A ...

The Elim-3500 Autostainer delivers an innovative lab workflow — cutting reagent costs by up to 80%, reducing repetitive labor, and enabling overnight operation. Compact and reliable, it transforms ...

During the year, the industry saw continued consolidation, the end of a key advisory body, the rise in DTC testing and advanced diagnostics, and another stab at PAMA reform.

Laboratory technologists have been working nonstop to help the nation diagnose an ever-growing number of coronavirus cases. April Abbott, director of microbiology at Deaconess Hospital in Evansville, ...