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QuidelOrtho has signed a new agreement to expand its range of global immunoassay products
QuidelOrtho has signed a long-term agreement with Lifotronic Technology to expand its range of immunoassay instruments worldwide. This partnership will help QuidelOrtho offer more…
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Roche has launched the new cobas 68008800 systems and software in the U.S. These updates improve laboratory efficiency and testing by allowing labs to process more tests faster and with greater flexibility
Roche has launched an updated version of its cobas 6800/8800 systems and software in the U.S. These updates were approved by the FDA earlier this year and are designed to improve…
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Samsung Electronics and Samsung C&T have Announced a Strategic Collaboration with GRAIL, to Introduce GRAIL’s Galleri® Multi-Cancer Early Detection Test to Key Asian Markets
Samsung C&T (SCT), Samsung Electronics (SEC), and GRAIL, Inc. unveiled that they have signed a binding Letter of Intent for a strategic collaboration to bring GRAIL’s GalleriⓇ…
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CareDx Unveils AlloSeq® Tx and QTYPE® with IVDR Certification at ASHI 2025
CareDx, Inc., the Transplant Company™ which is a major precision medicine company focused on the discovery, development, as well as commercialization of clinically…
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Lunit Partnered with Agilent for Development of Companion Diagnostic Solutions
Lunit, a prominent player in AI for cancer diagnostics and therapeutics, along with Agilent Technologies Inc., a global leader in life sciences, diagnostics, and applied chemical…
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FDA Approves First-Ever Blood Test for Alzheimer’s Diagnosis
May 16, 2025 – The United States Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has approved Fujirebio Diagnostics’ Lumipulse G pTau217/ß-Amyloid 1-42 Plasma Ratio test for…
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According To A Recent Study, Women Are More Likely Than Men To Develop Pancreatic Cancer
Both genders' incidences of pancreatic cancer have been rising, although women aged 55 and under have had a 2.4% larger increase than men in the same age range. Given that the…
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Covid-19 Virus Spreads Through The Whole Body
Autopsy reveals that Corona virus is not restricted to a particular organ and spreads throughout the body The Covid-19 disease results from an infection with severe acute…
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A Correlation Between COVID & Loss Of Smell
The scientist at the Duke University discovered an association between long COVID and loss of smell. The reason is known about the loss of smell during the time of COVID. An…
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Everyone Should Be Aware Of The Signs Of Pancreatic Cancer
Doctors explain the risks of pancreatic cancer and how to help lower them. Cancer has been more curable and the survival rate has increased for numerous types of cancer as a…
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Retinal Cells Have The Capacity To Shield Against Diabetic Retinopathy
Hypoglycemia mitochondrial adaptation (HIMA) system is the key element in enhancing the functioning of a group of retinal cells benefiting the entire retina from hyperglycemia.…
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Patients Recall Death Experiences During CPR in Lucid Dying
One in five patients who undergo CPR describe having vivid dreams about dying even when they appear to be asleep and about to pass away. There is a difference between lucid…
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A Study Comparing Patients Of Bypass Surgery And Angioplasty
Both groups reported low quality of life at the beginning of the research and marked improvements following therapy, which was largely attributed to lessening leg discomfort. "The…
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A Recent Study Looks At The Efficacy Of Colonoscopies
The advantages of colonoscopies for cancer screening may now be overstated, according to major research. For many middle-aged individuals, colonoscopies are a feared milestone in…
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Middle-Aged Nightmares Are Connected To Higher Risk Of Dementia
For the first time, researchers showed that nightmares, can be connected to dementia risk and cognitive decline in otherwise healthy persons. As per University of Birmingham…
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Frozen Embryos Leads A Baby With High Blood Pressure Issues
Compared to when fresh embryos are utilised or when a pregnancy occurs spontaneously, in vitro fertilisation utilising frozen embryos appears to be associated with an increased…
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