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Labcorp acquires lab services from AtlantiCare
Labcorp and Atlantic City, N.J.-based AtlantiCare are expanding an existing long-term partnership. -
Invivoscribe ramping up molecular diagnostics with Japanese partnership
Cancer diagnostic company Invivoscribe is partnering with Japanese technology company Hitachi High-Tech. -
Fulgent Genetics opens lab, names 4 executive appointments
Genetic testing company Fulgent Genetics opened a next-generation sequencing lab in El Monte, Calif., and appointed or promoted four people across its leadership team. -
'The future of lab testing' is this West Virginia automated lab
South Charleston, W.Va.-based Thomas Memorial Hospital has opened a fully-automated lab, WSAZ reported May 3. -
New smartphone-powered lab-on-a-chip can handle liquid samples
A research team from Minneapolis-based University of Minnesota-Twin Cities has developed a lab-on-a-chip that uses a minimal number of moving parts and can be powered wirelessly by a smartphone, Technology Networks reported May 3. -
3 leaders recognized on 'Lab Excellence List'
Pharmaceutical and lab product maker Cardinal Health honored three lab leaders on its annual "Lab Excellence List," the company said April 27. -
Quest Diagnostics revenue down 4% in Q1 after drop in COVID-19 testing
Quest Diagnostics netted $2.61 billion in revenue for the first quarter of 2022, down 4 percent from the same period in 2021. -
Founders of Texas labs plead guilty in $300M fraud scheme
The founders of three medical labs in Texas pleaded guilty in a $300 million healthcare fraud scheme, the Justice Department said April 20. -
Mayo Clinic building $49M lab expansion
Rochester, Minn.-based Mayo Clinic began construction on a $49 million lab expansion, ABC affiliate KSTP reported April 19. -
Quest Diagnostics names 5 new executives, 1 new executive role
Quest Diagnostics appointed five executives, with one filling a new role for the company. -
Diagnostic lab sales rep guilty of $4.6M fraud
Diagnostic lab sales representative Steven Monaco was convicted on 18 counts for leading a $4.6 million fraud and kickback scheme, the Justice Department said April 19. -
Fulgent Genetics acquiring Inform Diagnostics for $170M
Genetic testing company Fulgent Genetics has agreed to acquire pathology lab Inform Diagnostics for $170 million. -
Medical lab worker wins $450K in disability discrimination suit
A former lab technician who was fired from Covington, Ky.-based Gravity Diagnostics won $450,000 in a jury trial for a suit that alleged the lab discriminated against him over a mental health condition, The New York Times reported April 17. -
Pathware names former Veran exec CEO, nabs $7M series A funding
Medical technology company Pathware named former Veran Medical Technologies executive TJ Meyer its new CEO and landed $7 million in series A funding. -
Pathologists' pay jumps 6%, and 5 more stats to know
Pathologist pay jumped nearly 6 percent from 2021 to 2022, according to Medscape's "Physician Compensation Report 2022," released April 15. -
FDA authorizes first COVID-19 breath test
The FDA granted emergency use authorization to InspectIR for its COVID-19 Breathalyzer, the first COVID-19 breath test, CNN reported April 15. -
South Carolina lab earns College of American Pathologists accreditation
Premiere Medical Laboratory Services in Greenville, S.C., earned accreditation by the College of American Pathologists. -
Blood tests can detect signs of mental health disorders, researchers say
Biomarkers associated with some mental disorders can be measured in routine blood tests, according to a study published April 6 in Science Advances. -
Summit Health opens physician-owned clinical testing lab
Berkeley Heights, N.J.-based Summit Health opened a 50,000-square-foot clinical testing and pathology medicine lab in Woodland Park, N.J., New Jersey Business Magazine reported April 12. -
Oregon attorney general files lawsuit against Chicago COVID-19 lab
Chicago-based Center for COVID Control and its main lab, Doctors Clinical Lab, was sued by the Oregon attorney general, USAToday reported April 7. It is the latest in a string of lawsuits filed against the company.
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