Opening Snapshot: A Day in the Lab You’re knee-deep in samples. Timelines are tight. You’re checking equipment, prepping reagents, and wondering why your last experiment didn’t work out. Could it have been the sample size? Contamination? Wait—what about the cell count? Yes, that “tiny task” you rushed last time? It may have changed everything. Cell […]

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Design is critical. This can be said for a lot of spaces; however, in the medical field, it’s not only vital but a good design can actually save a life. By pairing up with excellent medical field development partners, you not only give yourself the chance to exceed expectations but you also get to offer […]

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In a bizarre press release last week, the FDA announced a ban on international research collaborations involving American cell samples or American DNA.

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Clinical trial participation has seen significant changes in the years since the pandemic, but not always in the ways researchers expected.  Although the use of remote technologies and virtual options has risen, many participants still favor in-person visits and local study sites. However, access, patient trust, and trial diversity remain ongoing barriers. In this article, […]

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US feds clear up autism data sharing confusion in a May 6th press release.

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Cell counting technology may sound like a new concept, but it has been around for many decades.  It is widely used to determine the number of cells in a sample, with experts embracing traditional manual techniques or automated systems. These techniques and systems have played integral roles in life sciences, transforming many industries.  With many […]

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While uncertainty rocks the US’s Centers for Disease Control and National Institutes of Health, when it comes to avian flu, the US Department of Agriculture is still carrying the torch. In recent weeks concerns over the bird flu have grown as the US government has continued to shutter clinical research, epidemiology and pandemic preparedness. Fortunately […]

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The biologics sector comprises a wide variety of products, ranging from vaccines and blood components to gene therapy and recombinant proteins. These have a special place in modern medicine. However, the development pipeline for these biologics is filled with challenges and complexities that require strategic optimization to be effective, cost-efficient, and brought to market on […]

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