HUMAN Diagnostics Showcases Innovative FIA and Hematology Solutions

HUMAN Diagnostics (Wiesbaden, Germany), a leading global provider of in-vitro diagnostic solutions, is participating in the 2023 AACC Clinical Lab Expo taking place from July 25th to 27th in Anaheim, CA, USA. As a prominent exhibitor, HUMAN is located at Booth #921, where the company is showcasing its cutting-edge products and engaging with industry professionals, researchers, and healthcare experts. The company's presence at the expo reaffirms its commitment to delivering high-quality diagnostic solutions that contribute to advancing patient care and laboratory excellence.

Among the products being featured at the exhibition is the HumaCount 5D CRP, an innovative hematology analyzer that provides rapid and precise measurement of C-reactive protein (CRP), a crucial biomarker for inflammation assessment. With its advanced technology and user-friendly interface, HumaCount 5D CRP delivers reliable results and enhances laboratory efficiency. Also being highlighted at the show is the HumaNex A1c Variant which offers a breakthrough in glycated hemoglobin (A1c) testing. This fully automated assay delivers accurate results for A1c testing, even in the presence of hemoglobin variants, ensuring reliable diabetes management and monitoring.

The company is also highlighting the HumaFIA system, a high-performance fluorescence immunoassay analyzer designed for rapid and sensitive measurement of various analytes. With its versatility and efficiency, HumaFIA facilitates precise diagnostics across a wide range of applications. At the event, HUMAN's team of experts is available to discuss the company's comprehensive product portfolio, provide demonstrations, and answer any questions from attendees.

"We are excited to participate in the prestigious AACC Clinical Lab Expo and present our latest advancements in diagnostic solutions," said Thomas Roesser, Vice President International Sales. "At HUMAN, we are dedicated to developing innovative products that empower healthcare professionals to make informed decisions and improve patient outcomes."

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