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Learn and be prepared.(All-hazards laboratory needs)
Introduction to Bioterrorism addresses what clinical laboratorians can do to be prepared for the threat of bioterrorism. The course covers major biological and chemical agents, including their . . .

Adapted for small spaces.(All-hazards laboratory needs)
Give constant, non-injurious streams of fluid to the orbital and facial areas for optimum irrigation after biohazard exposure. These Eyewash and Drench Hoses for hand-held and handsfree operation . . .

Biothreat-agent detection.(All-hazards laboratory needs)
The GeneXpert System makes biothreat-agent detection possible in minutes--all from unprepared samples. Its rapid turnaround time gives first responders results in less than 45 minutes vs. two days . . .

Increased protection and comfort.(All-hazards laboratory needs)
The full cut of the Protection Plus DL151-BJ Lab Coats provides improved top-of-leg protection (no separation) when seated. These coats offer increased roominess for the lower body, and promote . . .

The wheel of misfortune prepare to win if disaster strikes.(CONTINUING EDUCATION)(Cover story)
In a Miami hotel auditorium two years ago, medical laboratory scientists, managers, supervisors, and directors sat through a daylong program, while laboratory experts presented their hands-on . . .

Conferences.(The Observatory)(Conference news)(Calendar)
* Sept. 24-25. The 2nd annual Lab Quality Confab at the Atlanta Hilton welcomes quality-management practitioners interested in advancing their knowledge, skills, and effectiveness in diagnostic . . .

Worth noting.(The Observatory)(Geraldine S. Hall receives Sonnenwirth Award for Leadership in Clinical Microbiology at the Ameri
Leadership award in clinical microbiology. Geraldine S. Hall, PhD, received bioMerieux' 2008 Sonnenwirth Award for Leadership in Clinical Microbiology during the June 2nd awards ceremony at . . .

Genomics.(The Observatory)(454 Life Sciences, Illumina Inc. and Applied Biosystems join hands to develop new sequencing technolo
Sequencing companies join project. Leaders of the 1000 Genomes Project announced in mid-June that three firms pioneering development of new sequencing technologies joined the international . . .

Infectious diseases.(The Observatory)(care and treatment of clostridium difficile)
Killing superbugs. In early June, News-Medical. net reported that scientists in the Environmental Healthcare Unit at the U.K.'s University of Southampton have found that infectious . . .

Looking at the hard question.(Readers respond)(Letter to the editor)
I read with some interest the responses to the editorial published in the January 2008 issue ["Retirement challenge looms," page 4], and I thought you might find a different perspective . . .

Try the government on for size.(Readers respond)(Letter to the editor)
I just finished reading the article "Alternate careers for 'burned-out' medical lab personnel" in your May 2008 issue. I feel strongly that the lack of respect, combined with the disparity in pay, . . .

The lab's "plus" side.(Readers respond)(Letter to the editor)
After reading the many negative letters to the editor regarding our field that you have published of late, I feel the need to respond from a somewhat different perspective. The major complaints I . . .

Million-dollar babies in a 5&10C home.(From the editor)(Editorial)
Schoolteacher-turned-comic Sam Levenson's fame began with his 1969 bestsell-ing funny book. His humor was clean, wry, and always well-delivered: "Somewhere on this globe, every 10 seconds, there is . . .

Compensation trends for lab executives.(Washington report)
Gross disparities among executive leadership within companies and across industries--not to mention staggering pay differentials between CEOs and their hourly employees--call for more in-depth . . .

Kids' "go-to-work day" problems.(Liability and the lab)
Q Historically, our hospital has not participated in the community's annual "Bring Your Child to Work Day," but we are under increasing pressure to do so. Can we possibly manage without creating . . .

Addressing management issues.(Management Q&A)
Training a new supervisor Q we plan to promote a bench technologist to a supervisory position. Can the panel give me advice and suggestions about how to train this person so that she becomes an . . .

Answering your questions.(Tips from the clinical experts)(Interview)
Reducing STAT tests QWe are under pressure by some doctors who are requesting any test as STAT. Are there any references or guidelines to differentiate STAT laboratory tests from routine tests? . . .

Complete HSV solution.(Infectious-disease products)
The [D.sup.3] DFA Herpes Simplex Virus Identification Kit and [D.sup.3] DFA Herpes Simplex Virus Identification and Typing Kit are for the detection and identification of HSV types 1 and 2 in cell . . .

Monitor performance.(Infectious-disease products)
AmpiTrol III is a liquid stable, third-party multianalyte quality control designed for nucleic acid testing (NAT) labs testing for HIV-1, HBV, and HVC nucleic acids in human serum or plasma. This . . .

Rapid detection.(Infectious-disease products)
The Binax-NOW Influenza A & B Rapid Test helps effectively manage patients with influenza-like symptoms. The test gives results in 15 minutes, is validated with over 13 types of transport media, . . .

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