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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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09:30

Total and Cause-Specific Mortality by Moderately and...

Clinical Chemistry Podcast ·

2015/01/07

For decades iron has been thought of as beneficial for the body. Most everyone knows that iron deficiency is harmful and that the condition should be treated by additional iron in the diet. However, too much iron can also be harmful to the body. Ferritin is a protein that stores iron and measurement of ferritin in serum is a measure of the iron deposits in the body.

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FullIssueSummary January2015

Clinical Chemistry Podcast ·

2015/01/01

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13:44

FullIssueSummary January2014

Clinical Chemistry Podcast ·

2015/01/01

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11:42

ClinChem 201411 Vaught

Clinical Chemistry Podcast ·

2014/12/29

Biobanking for clinical or research purposes includes the collection, processing, storage and analysis of biological specimens. It is now well-recognized that biobanking involves a complex array of technical, ethical, and regulatory considerations.

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08:57

Integrative Bioinformatics Analysis Reveals New...

Clinical Chemistry Podcast ·

2014/12/23

Kidney cancer is among the ten most frequently occurring cancers in the Western world and its incidence has been steadily rising each year. In the absence of symptoms, about 30% of patients with renalcell carcinomas are diagnosed with disease already in the metastatic stage.

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14:35

Clinical Genomics: When Whole Genome Sequencing is...

Clinical Chemistry Podcast ·

2014/12/15

Over the past decade genomic testing has emerged as a clinical tool available in multiple hospital and independent laboratories across the United States. In the November 2014 issue of Clinical Chemistry, an opinion article titled "Clinical Genomics: When Whole Genome Sequencing Is like a Whole-body CT Scan" framed the clinical utility of genomic testing in the context of another recently transformative test, whole-body computed tomography scanning, more commonly known as a CT scan.

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09:37

FullIssueSummary December2015

Clinical Chemistry Podcast ·

2014/12/01

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FullIssueSummary December2014

Clinical Chemistry Podcast ·

2014/12/01

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07:33

Emory: Experience with Ebola Patients

Clinical Chemistry Podcast ·

2014/11/13

In August 2014, the first patient with the Ebola virus disease arrived in the United States and was transported to Emory Hospital in Atlanta. While hospitals and laboratories knew that it was only a matter of time before this occurred, subsequent experience has shown that not all institutions in the U.S. were equally prepared for this eventuality. In this special podcast from Clinical Chemistry, we're joined by two members of the laboratory team that treated the first healthcare workers arriving

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10:56

Microfluidic Genotyping by Rapid Serial PCR and...

Clinical Chemistry Podcast ·

2014/11/04

Turnaround times are often long in PCR-based tests because multiple reactions are usually performed in parallel using programmable thermal cyclers. These methods typically use a single protocol, placing constraints on assay design.

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21:39

Point/Counterpoint: The Quest for Clean Competition...

Clinical Chemistry Podcast ·

2014/11/04

Using prohibited substances to enhance performance in sports, often referred to as doping, is a practice that's been with us all of recorded history. In ancient time, athletes or combatants were often supplied diets and supplements considered beneficial to enhance their performance.

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08:44

T2 Magnetic Resonance: A Diagnostic Platform for...

Clinical Chemistry Podcast ·

2014/11/04

Thrombosis and bleeding are among the foremost causes of morbidity and mortality, and the recent introduction of novel anticoagulants, anti-thrombotic, and hemostatic drugs has increased the need for rapid and accurate assessment of their activities. While the usual laboratory assessment of hemostasis, such as prothrombin time and other coagulation tests, are often effective, these methods may not identify all bleeding disorders.

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07:06

FullIssueSummary November2014

Clinical Chemistry Podcast ·

2014/11/01

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08:58

Generation of a New Cystatin CBased Estimating...

Clinical Chemistry Podcast ·

2014/10/28

Estimating Glomerular Filtration Rate or GFR is important for the detection and monitoring of impairment of renal function for safety in the use of potentially nephrotoxic pharmaceuticals and radiographic contrast media, and for administration of correct dosage of drugs cleared by the kidneys. Even though it is not ideal, serum creatinine is widely used as a marker for calculating Glomerular Filtration Rates.

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07:56

Where Are All the New Omics-Based Tests?

Clinical Chemistry Podcast ·

2014/10/21

Where are all the new omics-based tests? That's the question that Patrick Bossuyt asks in his paper appearing in the October 2014 issue of Clinical Chemistry. After billions of dollars worldwide have been spent upon omics-based research and announcements of many biomarker discoveries, clinical medicine has not gone through a radical change, despite all of the investment of time, money, and the collaboration of thousands of study participants.

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09:40

Early Detection of Fragile X Syndrome: Applications...

Clinical Chemistry Podcast ·

2014/10/13

Fragile X Syndrome is a severe neurodevelopmental disorder which is both complex and heterogeneous in both clinical phenotype and epigenotype. It is also one of the major inherited conditions co-morbid with autistic behaviors.

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20:46

From Lost in Translation to Paradise Found: Enabling...

Clinical Chemistry Podcast ·

2014/10/13

Fragile X Syndrome is a severe neurodevelopmental disorder which is both complex and heterogeneous in both clinical phenotype and epigenotype. It is also one of the major inherited conditions co-morbid with autistic behaviors.

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07:53

FullIssueSummary October2014

Clinical Chemistry Podcast ·

2014/10/01

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12:59

Three of 7 Hemoglobin A1c Point-of-Care Instruments...

Clinical Chemistry Podcast ·

2014/09/30

In a 2009 study in Clinical Chemistry, Dr. Erna Lenters and Dr. Robbert Slingerland evaluated eight different points of care instruments measuring hemoglobin A1c and came to the conclusion that six of the eight did not meet generally accepted analytical performance criteria.

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06:13

Influence of the Confounding Factors Age and Sex on...

Clinical Chemistry Podcast ·

2014/09/22

MicroRNAs measured in blood samples are promising, minimally invasive biomarker candidates that have recently been the target of many case control studies. However, the influence of age and gender is confounding variables and MicroRNAs remain largely unknown.

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