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Articles in May, 2009 issue of Medical Laboratory Observer

• Solution standardizes blood collection, stabilization, and purification
• Fifteen hospital employees fired for looking at OctoMom's files
• Winners of Executive War College scholarships 2009
• In memoriam
• Biotech company Seegene joins with Randox Labs
• Influential journal wins award
• Unsterilized equipment linked to a VA HIV victim
• Study results on DNA vs. Pap tests
• Alabama mass grave hints at 1870's epidemic
• In tribute to Dan Baer
• Cancer biomarkers—a good start
  by Stephen Little
• Pathologists in training
• One-touch slide auto prep
• User-friendly slide staining
• The value of continuing education
  by Shirley Richmond
• Readers respond
• Whistleblower lawsuit reported by the Dark Daily
• Conferences
• Biomarkers for cardiovascular risk assessment
  by Robert L. Wolfert
• Biomarkers for cardiovascular risk assessment and cancer
• Fast, economical gram staining
• Three workstations in one
• CEO Robert W. Ban's Quantimetrix is in control
  by Carren Bersch
• DNA/RND autoextraction for one to 16 samples
• Detect, measure HIV-1, genetic variations of virus
• Simple closed-tube real-time PCR test
• Whole genome tumor profiling for prostate cancer
• Detect all 13 high-risk HPV types
• Powerful software tool for genetic analysis
• Lab offers diagnosis of tumors of unknown origin
• Check bleach solution strength in 30 seconds
• New whole-blood quality control verifies accuracy
• Pipet offers improved accuracy and sterility
• New reagent app for determining of HDL cholesterol
• Track, report AP lab-management test module
• Path lab grossing station documents dissections
• Critical-care analyzer provides lab-quality results
• High-power microdissection with high rep rates
• Test detects IgM antibodies to H pylori
• New version of LPM software program announced
• Monitor tumor-marker testing procedures
• Website with improved technical resources
• Fecal parasite test features improved methodology
• Microbiology software updated to CLSI guidelines
• Expanded MS suite designed with simplicity in mind
• One-stop shopping for lab-packaging needs
• Editor's message
• Small automated Slide Stainer
• On demand workflow
• Labor laws vary: let's do lunch
  by Barbara Harty-Golder
• Diabetes mellitus and coronary risk
  by Richard Peluso
• 'Going green' in the lab
  by Tim Dumas
• Detect up to 99% mutations for diabetes diagnosis
• Lean lab puts patient safety first
  by Jason Coons; Harold Courtois
• Addressing management issues
  by C. Anne Pontius
• Answering your questions
  by Brad S. Karon
• Array of CLIAC topics spurs action
  by C. Anne Pontius