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7 min read
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2 min read
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Improving the flow of diagnostic information across care teams can save money, reduce delays, and support better patient outcomes
3 min read
October 29, 2026
Low-cost optical technology could bring laboratory-level precision to wearable devices for monitoring of blood glucose and other biomarkers
2 min read
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6 min read
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Advances in biosensors and manufacturing could bring continuous molecular monitoring into routine care, but clinical validation remains a major challenge
2 min read
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3 min read
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ASH guidelines raise ferritin cutoffs across key patient groups in an effort to improve the consistency and earlier diagnosis of iron deficiency
3 min read
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UK pilot will test rapid genomic sequencing that could move molecular brain tumor classification from a weeks-long process to the operating room
3 min read
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Neurodegenerative diagnostics must move beyond isolated results toward multimodal, patient-centered assessment
3 min read
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