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The Pregnancy Lab

Preventing false negatives in POC pregnancy tests

Ann Gronowski Ph.d.

January 27, 2016

From the Bench, The Pregnancy Lab

We have blogged previously (here and here) about false negative results in qualitative point-of-care (POC) hCG devices due to high concentrations of hCGβcf in urine. We have shown that the majority of qualitati...

The Pregnancy Lab: How early can pregnancy be detected?

Ann Gronowski Ph.d.

October 27, 2015

From the Bench, The Pregnancy Lab

Originally published by The Pregnancy Lab on October 26, 2015 by Dr. Ann Gronowski “How early can pregnancy be detected?” is a question we are asked all the time. The short answer is, “It depends.” Let’s a...

The Pregnancy Lab: “Should I freeze my eggs?”

David Grenache, Ph.D.

October 13, 2015

From the Bench, The Pregnancy Lab

Originally published by The Pregnancy Lab on October 5, 2015 by Dr. David Grenache “A question some women face: when to freeze their eggs.” This was the start of a news piece I heard on NPR as I drove to wor...

Personalized Medicine during Pregnancy

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July 28, 2015

From the Bench, The Pregnancy Lab

Originally published by The Pregnancy Lab on July 28, 2015 by Ann M. Gronowski, Ph.D. Personalized medicine can be defined as customized disease prevention therapies and drug treatment protocols based on k...

Can a personalized approach improve IVF success rates?

Posted by Site Administrator

July 23, 2015

From the Bench, The Pregnancy Lab

Originally published by The Pregnancy Lab on July 21, 2015 by Robert D. Nerenz, PhD In the United States, an estimated one in seven couples experience infertility and for many of these couples, in vitro fe...

Without quality systems in the clinical laboratory, diagnosis can be a crap shoot. No test is better than a test...

Betty Lynn HarrisAustin, Texas

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2019-10-07T20:59:27-04:00

Betty Lynn HarrisAustin, Texas

Without quality systems in the clinical laboratory, diagnosis can be a crap shoot. No test is better than a test that yields an incorrect value & sends the physician down a bunny trail looking for something that is not there.

http://www.labtestingmatters.org/testimonials/diagnosis-can-be-a-crap-shoot/

it is the backbone of modern medicine

Anas IsahNigeria

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2019-10-07T21:37:48-04:00

Anas IsahNigeria

it is the backbone of modern medicine

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I started out my carrier change studying to be a RN. BUT it was boring for the most part sitting...

Mary MillerOklahoma

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2019-10-07T21:44:34-04:00

Mary MillerOklahoma

I started out my carrier change studying to be a RN. BUT it was boring for the most part sitting for long hours typing in the relentless paperwork. Medical lab technicians jobs are always new and exciting. No two results are the same. You are a mini detective, lifesaver, mad scientist all in one. Doctors and nurses see one is ill from the outside, but we see deep into the tissue, blood, urine and body fluids to see what is causing the illness. To see the morphology of the cells, the bacteria growing inside blood, wounds, our tissue and to know this is what probably is causing the illness. Only to give the results to the Dr. for him to tell you what the problem is. We get no thanks but we know we don’t have to be the glory seekers. Not to forget blood banking. We test the blood for correct matches for transfusions because one can’t simply just get any blood. So yes our job is hidden but we are Super Heroes! I love my job!!!

http://www.labtestingmatters.org/testimonials/relentless-paperwork/

Lab test results are an integral part of the medical diagnostic process!

Donna DaytonIndiana University

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2019-10-07T21:50:58-04:00

Donna DaytonIndiana University

Lab test results are an integral part of the medical diagnostic process!

http://www.labtestingmatters.org/testimonials/results-are-an-integral-part/

I remember one case where a patient had complaints that were confusing to the doctor and he (the patient) was...

Ritah KiconcoMbarara, Uganda

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2019-10-07T21:05:47-04:00

Ritah KiconcoMbarara, Uganda

I remember one case where a patient had complaints that were confusing to the doctor and he (the patient) was sent to the lab. We performed liver function tests and renal fuction tests. The results revealed the the renal function tests were out of range and so the doctor had a clearer picture of what was going on with the patient. So what do I learn from this? Well, i could say that, my proffesion saved the day. Both for the troubled patient and the confused doctor!

http://www.labtestingmatters.org/testimonials/complaints-that-were-confusing/

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