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Articles in March, 2005 issue of Medical Laboratory Observer

• HPV study
• Convenient, practical automation
• Understanding the obesity epidemic: what does the lab need to know?
  by Catherine N. Otto
• Printed copies after fax report
  by Daniel M. Baer
• New POL software
• "Green thumb" not welcome in the lab
  by Barbara Harty-Golder
• EPO testing
• World TB Day
• TB diagnosis
• Choosing a mentor
  by Christopher S. Frings
• Make mine marrowbones
  by Carren Bersch
• Nucleic acid purification
• Cryptococcal meningitis diagnosis
  by David Sewell
• Rare STD surfaces in United States
• Easy strep testing
• Drawing blood gases in vacuum tubes
  by Dennis Ernst
• Magnifying light series
• AMT's McCullough: from grass roots to high stakes; With a membership of 31,000 allied health professionals who can be contacted as part of a grass roots campaign, AMT is a Clinical Laboratory Coalition member that can add some political muscle to the mess
  by Amy Haigh
• Centrifugal filter device
• Agreeing to disagree
• Education and training
• Pharmacogenomics and its applications
  by Robert M. White
• Automated urinalysis
• Offering new lab tests
  by Christopher S. Frings
• Survival of the fittest
  by Amy Haigh
• Can public policy curtail obesity?
  by Christopher Rorick
• AACC Proteomics Division
• A commentary on pharmacogenomics: what can it do?
  by Richard Gabriel
• Conferences
• Compact incubated shaker