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- Aug 17, 2026
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Strengthening quality control in clinical laboratories - SelectScience interview (opens the original)
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Quality control in clinical laboratories underpins every diagnostic decision. From routine electrolyte panels to critical care markers, the reliability of results depends on systems that can consistently detect error, track performance, and ensure alignment with clinical standards. Yet despite advances in instrumentation, many laboratories still face practical challenges in clinical chemistry QC, particularly around workflow efficiency, data visibility, and benchmarking. As testing demand increa
Buying histology technology and workflow solutions - SelectScience guide (opens the original)
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Discover how to select the right histology technologies, consumables, and workflow solutions for your laboratory. This practical SelectScience guide explores key equipment across the histology workflow, emerging trends in automation and digital pathology, procurement best practices, implementation strategies, and expert insights to help laboratories improve efficiency, quality, and future readiness. Choosing the right histology instrumentation, consumables, and digital pathology solutions has ne
Advancing Candida auris diagnostics and resistance testing - SelectScience interview (opens the original)
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Candida auris (recently reclassified as Candidozyma auris) is a fungus that has been making headlines recently as the ‘super pathogen’ sweeping through hospitals that modern medicines cannot seem to stop. The fungus readily colonizes surfaces, including human skin, and can cause severe, life-threatening infections in some patients. More concerning still, its strains are spreading rapidly and becoming increasingly resistant to many frontline antifungal treatments. In response, researchers and cli
Proteomics and multiomics clarify autoimmune disease - SelectScience news (opens the original)
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Autoimmune disease presents researchers and clinicians with a difficult contradiction. The immune system is built to detect danger with extraordinary sensitivity, but in conditions such as systemic lupus erythematosus, rheumatoid arthritis, and other immune-mediated disorders, that same protective machinery can misidentify the body’s own molecules as targets. The result is a shifting network of autoantibodies, inflammatory proteins, modified peptides, cellular signals, complement activity, and t
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