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The COVID infodemic
Léa Surugue, who works on misinformation with the French government and has co-authored a book on the subject, looks at how it has gained traction in the pandemic and what can be done to debunk false claims.
The big question: COVID cases
How concerning is the increase in COVID-19 cases?
My lab: The laboratory on the island
Chief Biomedical Scientist in Biochemistry Charlie Houston gives a guided tour of Chemical Pathology at Noble’s Hospital on the Isle of Man.
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Tech news: January 2022
This month's top tech news stories
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Fighting blood diseases with artificial intelligence
A team from Helmholtz Munich has developed the largest open access database on microscopic images of bone marrow cells to date. It consists of more than 170,000 single-cell images from over 900 patients with various blood diseases.
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Under the microscope: AB569 AD Bactericidal Agent
This month: AB569 Bactericidal Agent
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Blood transfusion: Improvement and development
Emma Copperwaite, a Transfusion Improvement and Development Lead, explains how the creation of her role led to a leaner, harmonised, quality-assured and cost-effective service.
Medical eponyms pt 7(1): Crohn's disease
This is the seventh in a series of short biographies of persons whose names are directly used for diseases, conditions or syndromes familiar to those in clinical pathology laboratories.
The really, really big question: resolutions for 2022
After a year in which biomedical science has been under extreme pressure, but finally started getting the recognition it deserves, we asked scientists who have contributed to the magazine over the last 12 months what their professional resolutions are for 2022. Here are some of their responses…
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IBMS Education Manager Richardia Penn with the latest on assessment, verification and training.
