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While the estimated $829 billion health care reform legislation efforts continue to be debated on Capitol Hill, many in the lab industry are concerned about the impact of great government involvement, as well as increased cost controls on business, according to a survey of attendees to Washington G-2 Reports’ 27th Annual Lab Institute, which was held Sept. 23-25 in Arlington, Va.

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November 2009 - Table of Contents

LIR November 2009 (Full PDF Issue)

Industry Buzz : Agendia Raises $23 Million in Series E Financing

Industry Concern Intensifies Over Health Care Reform Cuts; Over 40% of Lab Institute Attendees Say Greater Government Involvement Bad for Business

Quest’s Q3 Revenue Grows 3.9% to $1.9 Billion; Revenue-Per-Requisition Grows 3.4%

Obama Administration Cites Need for Data on Role of Diagnostic Testing in Prevention

CAP Proposes Three-Tiered Oversight Approach of Lab-Developed Tests

Inside the Lab Industry: Lab Execs Sound Off on Reform’s Impact on Shrinking Margins, Increasing Volumes at 27th Annual Lab Institute

Geisinger’s Proven Diagnostics Collaborates With ViraCor-IBT Labs

Lab Index Dips in Fall; Down 5% Over Five Weeks, but Up 40% for Full Year 2009

San Diego-Based AlliedPath’s New CLIA Lab to Focus on Solid Tumor Testing Services