Less than half of clinical laboratories believe that they could effectively respond in a hazardous chemical emergency, according to a survey of clinical laboratory directors and managers conducted by the American Society for Clinical Pathology (ASCP; Chicago, IL) and the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). The survey results appear in the February issue of LABMEDICINE magazine, published by ASCP.

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March 2007 - Table of Contents

LIR March 2007 (full PDF issue)

Quest Buys POC Testmaker HemoCue for $420m

BREAKING NEWS: BioReference Reaches Accord With NJ’s Horizon

ASCP Survey Finds Labs Lack Confidence in Emergency Preparedness

NeoGenomics Gets CLIA Certification for New West Coast Lab

Aureon Labs Combines Predictive Pathology, Personalized Medicine

Selecting Strategic Test Menus for Molecular Diagnostic Laboratories

Washington Hospital Center Labs Get ‘LEAN’

PRL Establishes Regional Collaboration With Kansas Biotech Group

Lab Stocks Rise 6% Led by Monogram

See You at Outreach ‘07