For many lab and pathology experts, the direction is clear: Going digital is widely considered to be key for future developments. The Leeds Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust decided to take the leap from analogue to digital slides – and is enjoying the benefits of its decision.
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News • Going digitalFaster and better diagnosis of cancer with digital pathologyLeeds Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust and the University of Leeds have announced a critical milestone in going digital, by scanning every glass slide they produce. The milestone represents a major step towards achieving faster and accurate diagnosis ... |
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News • Market reportDigital pathology: when technology and medicine uniteWhen two powerful products are combined, the outcome often becomes much more effective. One such proof is the digital pathology, where technology coupled with medicine. The introduction of technology has completely transformed the face of medical ... |
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Article • AI ethics and responsibilitiesA journey into human/machine interactions in healthcareWith Artificial Intelligence (AI) able to deliver diagnostic advances for clinicians and patients, the focus has shifted towards ensuring the technology is used in an ethical and responsible way. As evidence emerges of a gap in research on ethical ... |
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Article • Evolving techniqueFlow cytometry rises to new challengesFlow cytometry has proved an invaluable diagnostic tool for leukaemia and lymphoma for almost three decades. Now, however, this is evolving in applications to seek out residual disease in cases and in fusion with molecular testing to advance its ... |
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Article • InterdisciplinaryExploring the human microbiomeDuring the International Forum for Laboratory Medicine, one seminar focused on infectious diseases. Professor André Gessner, from the Medical Microbiology and Hygiene Department at Regensburg University, lectured on ‘The human microbiome, an ... |
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