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Articles in Sept, 2004 issue of Medical Laboratory Observer

• Clarification
• POL symposium
• Analyze this
• Clostridium difficile detection
• Small World competition celebrates art of science
• Chemistry inventory-control software
  by Louis Buettner
• Auto chemiluminescent assays
• P.A.C.E. for new blood-management training
• One kit, two programs
• Stay smart
  by Carren Bersch
• BV rapid test
• Oct. 30-Nov. 2
• Building bridges one bar code at a time: laboratorians and nurses pursue patient ID system
  by Melody Botterbusch
• New level of sectioning precision
• WNV claims more lives
• Staff disquietude
  by Christopher S. Frings
• Cell washer with saline fills
• Oct. 7-10. Pathology Today
• RBCs in body fluids
  by Eric Nutt
• High-quality slide prep
• Cervical disease screening and detection: emerging techniques in molecular diagnostic assays
  by Dorothy L. Rosenthal
• Legal dangers of testing unacceptable specimens
  by Barbara Harty-Golder
• Part I: tumor markers from A to Z
  by David Plaut
• In-lab virus-culture testing
• New methods to measure chemical exposure released
• Cytology information system helps improve patient care
  by Betty Judge
• Specialty histology labs increase risks
  by Jane Pine Wood
• Correction
• Executive seminar series
• ABX VP Jim Williams affirms perpetual growth mode
  by Dana Cooper
• Full-color computer labels
• Telediagnosis helps labs identify malaria
• A chat with the good doctor: how can the lab support the physician in the allergy march?
  by Ed Susman