Led by researchers at the University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine, an international panel of pathologists and clinicians has reclassified a type of thyroid cancer to reflect that it is non-invasive and has a low risk of recurrence. The name change is expected to reduce the psychological and medical consequences of a cancer diagnosis, potentially […]
Imagine attempting to bake a cake—except you have to go to different stores for flour and milk, drive across town to get eggs and call a friend to borrow a cake pan. This is the kind of disjointed scenario many scientists face when they attempt to gather data scattered across small databases and hard-to-search PDF […]
Researchers at the Perelman School of Medicine at the University of Pennsylvania and other institutions have uncovered a site of genetic variation that identified which patients with Parkinson’s disease are more likely to have tremors versus difficulty with balance and walking. The Penn team also found that patients with this genetic variation had a slower […]
A quick, reliable and cost-effective mobility assessment tool may help to identify elderly patients at risk for adverse post-surgery outcomes, according to Wake Forest Baptist Medical Center researchers. In their study of 197 men and woman over age 69 who underwent elective, non-cardiac, inpatient surgery at Wake Forest Baptist over a 20-month period, the researchers […]
Researchers at the University at Buffalo Research Institute on Addictions have discovered how a gene in the brain’s dopamine system can play an important role in prolonging lifespan: it must be coupled with a healthy environment that includes exercise. The study was led by Panayotis (Peter) K. Thanos, senior research scientist at RIA. Thanos and […]
Researchers at UMass Medical School have identified a new molecular pathway critical for maintaining the smooth muscle tone that allows the passage of materials through the digestive system. This finding, based on studying calcium ion-controlled pathways in mice, may lead to new treatments for a host of digestive disorders ranging from common gastroesophageal reflux disease […]
Myopia, also known as short-sightedness or near-sightedness, is the most common disorder affecting the eyesight and it is on the increase. The causes are both genetic and environmental. The Consortium for Refractive Error and Myopia (CREAM) has now made important progress towards understanding the mechanisms behind the development of the condition. This international group of […]
Abbott demonstrated a prototype of the company’s next-generation molecular diagnostics platform at a recent scientific event hosted for its customers from across the globe. At the event, molecular laboratory directors and researchers had hands-on interaction with the prototype and were able to provide additional feedback on the system prior to further stages of development. Abbott’s […]
Shimadzu has released the first Application Handbook “Clinical”. It contains most advanced technologies and solutions such as chromatography, mass spectrometry, spectroscopy and life sciences instruments. With nearly 140 pages, the Application Handbook “Clinical” covers 47 real life applications related to hot subjects such as Vitamin D, steroids, immunosuppressants, catecholamines and amino acids analysis. The book […]
Sysmex Corporation and Siemens Healthcare Laboratory Diagnostics announced on April 13, 2016 an extension to their long-standing partnership through at least 2020. The contract extension adds a minimum of two additional years to the global supply, distributorship, and sales and service agreement for hemostasis products. The partnership enables laboratory customers around the world to continue […]
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