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2 weeks ago | clinicallab.com | Scott Wallask

Functionality, user experience, and pricing vie for the attention of clinical laboratory buyersRegister for free to listen to this articleResults from a recent survey by digital pathology and AI company Proscia offer an interesting glimpse into the mindset of clinical laboratory decision-makers when it comes to evaluating new technology.

3 weeks ago | clinicallab.com | Sofia Ramirez

The Canadian Pathology Quality Assurance (CPQA) helps ensure patients receive the most accurate diagnoses and informed treatment decisions for the best possible health outcomes. CPQA aims to achieve this by continuously working toward accuracy and reliability of testing, including immunohistochemistry (IHC) and next-generation sequencing (NGS).

3 weeks ago | clinicallab.com | Scott Wallask

Observers of US clinical laboratory policy remain concerned about the sudden ending—for now, at least—of the Clinical Laboratory Improvement Advisory Committee (CLIAC). G2 Intelligence, a partner publication to Today’s Clinical Lab, confirmed that the federal health officials pulled the plug the committee on March 31 to the surprise of some current and former members.

1 month ago | clinicallab.com | Zahraa Chorghay

Thousands of clinical trials aim to push the boundaries of modern medicine each year—improving our understanding of disease mechanisms, biomarkers, and diagnostic tools, and refining approaches to new therapies. In 2025, many of the most promising trials center innovations in precision diagnostics, genetic testing, and computational modeling, especially in high-need areas like rare diseases and oncology.

2 months ago | clinicallab.com | Scott Wallask

During the clinical lab management track of this week’s 2025 Lab Manager Leadership Summit in Pittsburgh, there was a rally cry for clearer communication. Clinical lab managers and leaders at the in-person conference—which Today’s Clinical Lab co-hosted with its partner brand Lab Manager—learned how to more effectively convey what’s expected of staff and the type of testing information available to patients.