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Blood Test May Predict Rapid Brain Decline in Alzheimer's Patients

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A common blood test can flag early Alzheimer's disease patients who are four times more likely to experience rapid brain decline, a new study says.See the Story

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Sudden Shutdown of CLIAC Leaves the Clinical Lab Community without an Important Voice

Industry commenters point to a void since the federal government shuttered the Clinical Laboratory Improvement Advisory Committee For readers wondering what has happened to the Clinical Laboratory Improvement Advisory Committee (CLIAC), the bottom line is the panel has been terminated, causing a significant void for the lab industry at the federal level. Dark Daily’s sibling […] The post Sudden Shutdown of CLIAC Leaves the Clinical Lab Community…Read Article

Mehmet Oz · United States

CMS to Finalize Drug Price Transparency Rule in 2025, Aiming to Lower Costs and Increase Accountability

On June 24, U.S. Surgeon General Mehmet Oz announced that the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) will finalize a rule this year requiring insurers to publicly report the net prices paid for prescription drugs. Originally proposed under the Trump administration and withdrawn in 2022, the rule has been revived as part of the Biden administration’s drug pricing reform efforts. If finalized, the rule would mandate both public and private…See the Story

Clinical Laboratories and Drug Discovery Firms Act in Parallel against Alzheimer’s Disease

Pharmaceutical and biotech researchers convened last week to discuss their latest work on targeting neurodegenerative diseases With all the news this year alone on progress being made with diagnostic testing for Alzheimer’s disease, clinical laboratory professionals will be interested to know that drug discovery efforts to combat neurogenerative diseases are also at a heightened pitch. […] The post Clinical Laboratories and Drug Discovery Firms …Alzheimer's Disease Read Article

The dilemma of ultra-processed foods

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Are ultra-processed foods, linked by studies to weight gain, chronic diseases and even early death, really that bad for our health? Find out in our interactive.Food & Drink See the Story

Clinical Lab Tariff Strategies Include Component Audits and Refurbished Equipment

Diagnostic laboratories must dig into where their suppliers source their items to avoid surprises Clinical laboratories in the US are under additional financial and operational pressure because of tariff fluctuations from the federal government among global trading partners. This brief overview explores clinical lab tariff strategies that may help organizations better prepare for difficult stretches. […] The post Clinical Lab Tariff Strategies I…United States · United States Read Article

Kansas City Tuberculosis Outbreak One of the Largest in History

Hospital laboratories are likely to see an increase in test orders for bacteria-borne infections, such as tuberculosis The tuberculosis outbreak in Kansas City, Kan., is one of the largest in the US within a one-year period over the past several decades. Hospital laboratories are the front line for detecting these types of infectious diseases. As […] The post Kansas City Tuberculosis Outbreak One of the Largest in History appeared first on Dark …History · Kansas City Read Article

Drones Fly over London to Transport Blood Samples between NHS Hospital Laboratories

Six-month trial program seeks to speed test turnaround times and increase patient safety Hospitals around the world are increasingly employing drone services to deliver laboratory samples and medical supplies between clinical laboratories. One such six-month test program in the United Kingdom (UK) has drones quickly and efficiently transporting blood samples between Synnovis’ lab at Guy’s […] The post Drones Fly over London to Transport Blood Sa…Drones · London Read Article

FDA Examining Potential Vaccine Safety Signals: Official

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Food and Drug Administration employees are examining multiple potential safety signals for vaccines, its top vaccine official said on June 10. “I can’t say exactly what they are, but we’re exploring a number of potential safety signals for vaccine products very aggressively using large real-world data,” Dr. Vinay Prasad, director of the FDA’s Center for Biologics Evaluation and Research, said in a video released by the agency. Safety signals are…Vaccinations · United States See the Story

WSJ Reports That States Wasted Billions in Duplicate Medicaid Managed Care Payments

Insurers continued receiving payments even after beneficiaries moved to other states, the paper reported As Congress considers cuts in Medicaid funding, The Wall Street Journal reported that Medicaid managed care plans received at least $4.3 billion in duplicate payments over a three-year period, due to recipients who moved from one state to another. Centene, the […] The post WSJ Reports That States Wasted Billions in Duplicate Medicaid Managed …United States · United States Read Article

US Rep. Mark Green, MD, Reintroduces Legislation Aimed at Reducing Delays in Medical Care Due to Prior Authorization Requirements

Bill has bipartisan support and, if passed, would require physician involvement in any decision of medical necessity Harmful effects caused by delays in care due to payer preauthorization requirements are receiving renewed attention with the refiling of the Reducing Medically Unnecessary Delays in Care Act of 2025 in the US House of Representatives. The bill […] The post US Rep. Mark Green, MD, Reintroduces Legislation Aimed at Reducing Delays i…Maryland · Maryland Read Article

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Blood Test May Predict Rapid Brain Decline in Alzheimer's Patients

Sudden Shutdown of CLIAC Leaves the Clinical Lab Community without an Important Voice

CMS to Finalize Drug Price Transparency Rule in 2025, Aiming to Lower Costs and Increase Accountability

Clinical Laboratories and Drug Discovery Firms Act in Parallel against Alzheimer’s Disease

The dilemma of ultra-processed foods

Clinical Lab Tariff Strategies Include Component Audits and Refurbished Equipment

Kansas City Tuberculosis Outbreak One of the Largest in History

Drones Fly over London to Transport Blood Samples between NHS Hospital Laboratories

FDA Examining Potential Vaccine Safety Signals: Official

WSJ Reports That States Wasted Billions in Duplicate Medicaid Managed Care Payments

US Rep. Mark Green, MD, Reintroduces Legislation Aimed at Reducing Delays in Medical Care Due to Prior Authorization Requirements

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