Did you know? Mass-spec has finally made the jump from research to clinical use, superbugs are keeping governments on their toes and new regulations will fundamentally change the way we manage health data.
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Article • Pathology testingThe right tests – for the wrong reasons?Figures show that the rates of pathology testing are continuing to rise despite a backdrop of financial constraint within the NHS. General practitioner (GP) Dr Jessica Watson has expressed concern that some tests are being carried out for the wrong ... |
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Interview • Status quo and recent developmentsWhat's new in liquid chromatography-mass spectrometry?European Hospital has recently focused on the development of liquid chromatography-mass spectrometry (LC-MS) for use in analytical/medical diagnostics. Dr Stavros Kromidas, an expert in high-performance liquid chromatography (HPLC) and author of ... |
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Article • POCTIntegrating three laboratoriesFor POCT, point-of-care testing, a lab has to purchase new equipment, perform new measurements and handle new parameters – right? Right! However, more importantly, POCT requires the adaptation and integration of the existing lab organisation, with ... |
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Article • Antibiotic resistanceEnd animal growth drugs to tackle superbugsA major summit meeting in London, Great Britain, has seen politicians, doctors, scientists, farmers and other experts come together in a bid to tackle the growing global antimicrobial resistance (AMR) crisis. Among these experts was Dame Sally ... |
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Article • Knowing your enemyNew model to aid antibiotic resistance studiesScientists in the UK have developed a new model that will help to advance the study of resistance to antibiotics. |
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Sponsored • Tropical diseasesInvestigating schistosomiasisSchistosomiasis, a disease that is common in sub-Saharan Africa, is particularly widespread in Madagascar. The Schistosoma mansoni parasite responsible for the disease is linked to fibrotic changes in the liver which can be detected using ... |
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Article • New regulationGDPR: Healthcare sector must be ready for data shake-upNew laws mark the biggest shake-up in data protection legislation in decades. The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) comes into effect across Europe on May 25. Whilst the new legislation affects a wide range of organisations and businesses, ... |
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