Clinical Chemistry





Occult Blood Test Increases Colon Cancer Screenings
A new study suggests that noninvasive fecal immunochemical tests might be more effective in prompting participation in potentially lifesaving colorectal cancer screening than colonoscopy, a more expensive and invasive procedure. More...13 Aug 2013
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Blood Test May Predict Risk for Septic Death
Bacterial Strain Type and Biomarkers Predict Mortality
Study Confirms Efficacy of New Cervical Cancer Fluorescence Assay
Blood Test Differentiates Fibromyalgia Syndrome
Clinical Relevance of Biomarkers Evaluated for Malaria
Blood Test Determines Reduced and Oxidized Glutathione
Histology Expression Predictor Assay Eliminates Subjectivity from Lung Cancer Diagnostics
Blood Glucose Monitoring System Designed for Accuracy
New Guide to Help Physicians Select Most Relevant Diagnostic Tests for Infectious Diseases
Potential Blood Test for Heart Disease Discovered
Potential Markers Discovered for Severity of Childhood Arthritis
Bladder Cancer Sniffed Out by Urine Tester
Galectin-3 Associated with Poor Prognosis in Cardiopathy Patients
Measurement of Omega-3 Fatty Acids More Reliable in Red Blood Cells Than in Plasma
A Discrete Gene Signature Is a Diagnostic and Predictive Biomarker for Kidney Transplant Rejection
Three Automated Assays for Cancer Diagnosis and Monitoring Launched
DNA Blood Test Identifies Serious Heart Problems
Assay Detects Urinary Proteins in Bladder Cancer
Immunohistochemistry as Effective as DNA Hybridization for Detecting ALK Rearrangement in Lung Cancer Patients
Blood Test Predicts Diabetes Mellitus Type 1 Risk
Antibody Against HPV Protein a Potential Biomarker for Oropharynx Cancer
Enzymatic Assay Validated for G6PD Deficiency
Sensor Technology Detects Diabetes by Breath Analysis
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