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AI-designed molecular sensors could enable ultra-early cancer detection through simple urine tests, signaling major shifts ahead for clinical laboratories and diagnostic workflows. Artificial intelligence (AI) is beginning to reshape how cancer could be detected and that shift may carry significant implications for clinical laboratories. Researchers at MIT and Microsoft have ...


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Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton is challenging Epic Systems’ handling of pediatric medical records, alleging unlawful limits on parental access and raising broader questions about data control, compliance, and oversight for providers and laboratories. For clinical laboratory leaders, the growing legal and regulatory scrutiny of electronic health record (EHR) vendors is no l...


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Mark Cuban argues that fines for healthcare overbilling could drive accountability across the system, putting new pressure on insurers, hospitals, and clinical labs to defend pricing and billing practices. Imagine your clinical lab got fined every time it overbilled. That’s what Mark Cuban is suggesting. Cuban is once again taking aim at what he calls […]

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A growing measles outbreak in South Carolina, combined with rising cases nationwide, is putting renewed pressure on clinical and public health laboratories as the US risks losing its measles elimination status. A rapidly expanding measles outbreak in South Carolina is reinforcing the critical role laboratories play in outbreak detection and response. State health officials re...


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Researchers have identified thousands of protein-free, circular RNA molecules living inside human-associated bacteria, raising new questions for microbiology labs about how life is classified. Laboratory leaders accustomed to classifying organisms as bacteria, viruses, or parasites may soon need to account for something entirely different. Researchers have identified a previo...


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