Association for Diagnostics and Laboratory Medicine

Clinical Chemistry Podcast

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This free monthly podcast is offered by Clinical Chemistry. Clinical Chemistry is the leading forum for peer-reviewed, original research on innovative practices in today's clinical laboratory.

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Association for Diagnostics and Laboratory Medicine

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Science

Podcast website

clinchem.org

Latest episode

Jul 10, 2026

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Episodes

January 2020 Summary Wu 31.12.2019
January 2020 Summary Profaizer 31.12.2019
January 2020 Summary Zucha 31.12.2019
January 2020 Summary Chandler 31.12.2019
January 2020 Summary Gotway 31.12.2019
January 2020 Summary Ge 31.12.2019
January 2020 Summary Song 31.12.2019
January 2020 Summary Lin 31.12.2019
January 2020 Summary Joosse 31.12.2019
January 2020 Summary Lampignano 31.12.2019
Ethics for Laboratory Medicine 03.12.2019

Maintaining high ethical standards is a characteristic we expect in many professionals, but perhaps most in the field of medicine.  Although biomedical ethics is a relatively new field, there have been discussions of moral issues in medicine since ancient times.  The Hippocratic Oath, for instance, was written by Hippocrates at approximately 400 B.C.  It requires that a new physician swear to upho...

Laboratory Measurement's Contribution to the Replication and Application Crisis in Clinical Research 02.12.2019

Science is not just based on interesting findings.  One of the key elements in research reports is an informative description of the methods that were used to develop the experiment, to collect the data, and to analyze them.  Since this process rests on replication, reporting of methods is essential as it allows others to stage a similar experiment, to design an identical study, and to evaluate wh...

Audio Summary December 2019 19.11.2019
December 2019 Summary Sorensen 19.11.2019
December 2019 Summary Meisterzheim 19.11.2019
December 2019 Summary Weber 19.11.2019
December 2019 Summary Salamin 19.11.2019
December 2019 Summary Sun 19.11.2019
December 2019 Summary Yang 19.11.2019
December 2019 Summary Wussler 19.11.2019
December 2019 Summary Hughey 19.11.2019
December 2019 Summary Costenbader 19.11.2019
Circular RNAs as Urinary Biomarkers 06.11.2019

Circular RNAs have the unique topological feature of circularity among the RNAs species.  They are single-stranded, covalently closed, circular RNA molecules and are hypothesized to be generated largely through back-splicing of exons from precursor messenger RNAs.  Circular RNAs were once considered as aberrant splicing by-products, which were only present in minute amounts in cells.  The potentia...

ProBNP That Is Not Glycosylated at Threonine 71 Is Decreased with Obesity in Patients with Heart Failure 06.11.2019

Heart failure is a leading cause of morbidity and mortality worldwide with prevalence expected to increase over the next 20 years.  Early diagnosis and optimal management of heart failure are key to reducing its impact. Because B-type natriuretic peptide, or BNP, and amino terminal proBNP, or NT-proBNP, as well as their precursor proBNP, are secreted by the heart in direct proportion to the degree...

An Intact ACTH LC-MS/MS Assay as an Arbiter of Clinically Discordant Immunoassay Results 01.11.2019

Measurement of plasma adrenocorticotropic hormone, or ACTH, is key in the differential diagnosis of hypothalamic pituitary adrenal disorders. Two-site sandwich immunoassay dominate clinical testing of ACTH in North America.  However, discordant results among different assays have been repeatedly reported.  To help resolve this discrepancy, a multicenter effort developed a liquid chromatography tan...

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