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Clinical Chemistry Podcast

Association for Diagnostics and Laboratory Medicine

This free monthly podcast is offered by Clinical Chemistry. Clinical Chemistry is the leading forum for peer-reviewed, original research on innovative practices in today"s clinical laboratory.

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February 2018 Summary Dharajiya

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2018/01/17

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February 2018 Summary Decraene

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2018/01/17

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February 2018 Summary Aalipour

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2018/01/17

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February 2018 Summary Markou

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2018/01/17

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February 2018 Summary Westgard

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2018/01/17

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February 2018 Summary Farrokhi

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2018/01/17

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Dietary Fat: Friend or Foe?

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2018/01/03

Expert Q&A

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Use of Metabolomics in Improving Assessment of...

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2018/01/03

In the era of precision medicine, it is no surprise that there is an emerging interest in personalizing one’s diet based on their genetic make-up. This concept called, “precision nutrition,” refers to the application of -omics techniques such as genomics and metabolomics, to achieve better prevention or treatment of disease to optimize nutrition. The January 2017 Clinical Chemistry special issue on obesity includes a review article that summarizes the current and future roles of nutritional

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Bad Breaks and Metabolic Effects of Bariatric Surgery

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2018/01/03

Although bariatric surgery techniques were originally developed to treat morbid obesity, the indications for their use have expanded as a consequence of the emerging evidence of their wider metabolic benefits. Now described as metabolic surgeries, these treatment methods derive as much benefit from their metabolic and cardiovascular effects as from the resulting weight reduction. Though promising evidence is emerging, there is a need for further mechanistic studies to assess the true potential of

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New Therapies for Treating Hepatitis C Virus: Impact...

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2017/12/20

Hepatitis C virus or HCV infection affects close to 150 million people worldwide. In the U.S., it is estimated that as many as five million people have been infected with the Hepatitis C virus, many of whom are unaware of their infection. HCV is now the most common indication for liver transplantation, and it accounts for more deaths each year than all other reportable infectious diseases combined including HIV. Advances in testing methods and antiviral therapies with increased development of

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High-Resolution, Accurate-Mass (HRAM) Mass...

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2017/12/20

Adrenal steroid analysis plays an important role in the diagnosis of Cushing's syndrome, disorders of steroidogenesis, and adrenal tumors. The analytical sensitivity and specificity for steroid assays have evolved over time from individual immunoassays to multiplexed mass spectrometry-based methods. This transition has highlighted a need for simultaneous measurement of multiple steroids and their various metabolites to achieve the best diagnostic accuracy. Therefore, metabolomic profiling

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January 2018 Summary Ahmad

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2017/12/20

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January 2018 Summary Varbo

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2017/12/20

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January 2018 Summary Castillo

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2017/12/20

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January 2018 Summary Ndumele

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2017/12/20

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January 2018 Summary Astley

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2017/12/20

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January 2018 Summary Mendelian Group

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2017/12/20

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Audio Summary January 2018

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2017/12/20

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Clinical Case Study: Unusual Cause of Abdominal Pain...

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2017/12/19

Exposure to lead in adults is typically via occupational or environmental exposures. The incidence of lead poisoning have declined worldwide due to improved industrial safety measures and the limited use of lead in paint, pipes, and canned goods. Though an increasing number of lead intoxications have been caused by the use of contaminated illicit drugs, including opium, marijuana and amphetamine, this may be due to impurities introduced during manufacturing or from deliberate addition to increase

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Using Biomarkers to Guide Heart Failure Therapy

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2017/12/08

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