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At a reference laboratory in Charleston, South Carolina, Siobhan Haas supervises the clinical chemistry section, where she oversees diagnostic platforms and validates new analytical assays. Haas received an undergraduate degree in medical technology followed by a master’s degree in clinical laboratory science, directing high-volume testing services that support regional health networks.

What Is the Hook Effect in Pregnancy Tests?
Myeloid Markers and Flow Cytometry for Diagnosis
What Is Immunophenotypic Analysis and How Does It Work?
What Is the Basophil Activation Test (BAT)?
How to Calculate the Albumin Globulin Ratio
How to Calculate the Neutrophil-to-Lymphocyte Ratio (NLR)
How to Measure the Erythrocyte Sedimentation Rate (ESR)
What Does a Low Mean Diameter of Monocytes (MDM) Mean?
What Is an Adenosine Deaminase (ADA) Assay?
How to Calculate Serum Osmolality: Formula and Steps
How to Calculate Corrected Calcium for Albumin
Why Does Ionized Calcium Need to Be on Ice?
What Happens to an ABG Specimen Left at Room Temperature?
How to Interpret HLA Typing Results
When Does the Hook Effect Start in Diagnostic Tests?
How to Count Platelets on a Blood Smear
When to Use Corrected Calcium and Why It Matters
What Is Turbidimetric Testing Used to Test?
Why Do We Correct Calcium for Albumin?
Supravital Stain: How It Works and Its Common Uses
What Is POCT pH and Why Is It Important?
What Is Neopterin and What Do High Levels Indicate?
What Is the Cunningham Panel Test?
Hemolysis Index 0-24: What It Means for Your Lab Results
What Is Bioimpedance Spectroscopy and How Does It Work?
The Development of Companion Diagnostics in Modern Medicine
The Process of Biomarker Development and Its Role in Healthcare
What Is the Karius Blood Test and How Does It Work?
What Is Viscoelastic Testing and Why Is It Important?
Chitotriosidase: A Biomarker for Disease