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Supporting member excellence in the year ahead
Incoming ADLM President Dr. Stanley F. Lo shares his vision for advancing proper use of AI, furthering advocacy efforts, workforce development, and more.
New & notable
eGFR vs. measured GFR for kidney donation
New research explores the lab’s role in living kidney donor evaluation.
Resources for clinical microbiologists
Browse ADLM’s rich content supporting the field, including cutting-edge journal articles, education, and clinical guidance.
Improving heart attack assessment
Sex-specific high-sensitivity cardiac troponin thresholds may boost diagnostic safety and efficiency.
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