Erin Brady is the Managing Editor of Medical Laboratory Observer. She focuses on medicine and healthcare, covering topics such as health news, consumer health, drugs and medication, immunology, immunotherapy, and remote healthcare. Erin's work has been featured in numerous outlets, including SlashFilm, Collider, Paste Magazine, and ABC Network News.
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The BD Onclarity HPV Self-Collection Kit has received FDA clearance, enabling more individuals to access cervical cancer screening.
By: Erin Brady
Siemens Healthineers has become a licensed partner in the Bio-Hermes-002 Alzheimer’s study.
By: Erin Brady
Labcorp and Children's Hospital of Philadelphia have partnered to improve pediatric diagnostics by leveraging research and diagnostic resources, aiming to expand access to advanced testing for children nationwide.
Erin Brady 5 iPhone Utility Apps You Should Have Installed At All Times : The modern smartphone has become essential in our always-connected times.
By: Erin Brady
The study found that many clinicians are willing but often do not prescribe hormone therapy due to resource and guideline barriers.
By: Erin Brady
Most newborns in the study carried multiple antibiotic resistance genes within the first 72 hours of life.
By: Erin Brady
A Tufts University study involving over 2,000 adults with prediabetes found that vitamin D may help prevent diabetes in individuals with specific genetic variations, though further research is needed.
The study links genetic and non-genetic factors to resistance in KRAS-mutant colorectal cancer.
By: Erin Brady
Over 5,000 diverse Medicare beneficiaries participated in the study, all diagnosed with mild cognitive impairment or dementia.
The study involved 18 patients with advanced kidney cancer, most of whom had previously been treated with cabozantinib.
