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Stanford researchers have developed a reliable, hassle-free HIV test – just what public health officials need to screen large numbers of people and head off potential outbreaks.

Expanded use of ipsogen test provides diagnostic testing needs for all myeloproliferative neoplasms in line with the latest WHO guidelines.

Unique epigenetic signatures for nine neurodevelopmental disorders have been identified, lending to a better method of diagnosis for disorders with much clinical overlap.

Changes to the bacteria that live in our guts that occur when we eat a fiber rich diet can help beat obesity.

Researchers claim their new technique can use L-DNA to sidestep many of the issues that make current PCR techniques frustrating.

A new technique that prolongs the lifespan of blood samples could be a breakthrough for liquid biopsy assays.

Johns Hopkins Kimmel Cancer Center researchers developed a single blood test that screens for eight common cancer types and helps identify the location of the cancer.

While immunotherapy has made a big impact on cancer treatment, the fact remains that only about a quarter of patients respond to these treatments. In a new study, researchers examined tissue samples from melanoma and ovarian cancer patients treated with immunotherapies and found a link between the percentage of antigen-presenting cells expressing PD-L1 and an objective clinical response to treatment.

Will shorten timelines, reduce costs and simplify contracting process in pediatric programs.

In somewhat the same way that seismologists use the vibrations of planet Earth to characterize its deep structure, scientists have discovered a way to use vibrations within cells to identify their mechanical properties.