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The silent pandemic: Antimicrobial resistance
Infections caused by antimicrobial-resistant organisms are increasing. From dog food to climate change, we look at the issues.
The big question: COVID cases
How concerning is the increase in COVID-19 cases?
My lab: The immunology laboratory
Medical Laboratory Assistant Muneebah Jasat gives a guided tour of her lab at the Manchester Royal Infirmary.
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Tech news: September
This month's top tech news stories
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Precise isolation of circulating tumour cells
A novel hydrodynamic structure has been proposed to achieve one-step and label-free isolation of circulating tumour cells (CTCs) and cell-leukocyte fusion cells (CFCs) from whole blood.
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Non-invasive imaging
Scientists have identified visual changes in the bone marrow caused by acute myeloid leukaemia. The imaging technique used is now being tested in hospitals to see if it could help predict whether different treatments will be effective in individual patients.
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Histopathology scientist training
Jo Horne and Chris Fisher give a nuts-and-bolts guide to the new Histopathology Scientist Training Programme.
The shadow of the pandemic: Redifining the workplace
Last autumn Specialist Scientific Lead Azuma Kalu wrote an article on pandemic pressures in the lab. A year on, he revisits the subject.
Surviving the arctic
From chewing on pine cones to hair lice walking on eyeballs, Stephen Mortlock looks back over the medical history of the frozen north.
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Lynda Rigby, IBMS Executive Head of Marketing and Membership, with an insurance update.
