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  1. Hilab: A Revolutionary Point-of-Care Hematology Breakthrough

    Discover how Hilab’s innovative approach to point-of-care hematology enhances blood analysis with advanced measurement techniques and microfluidic technology.

    By Siobhan Haas
  2. What Are the Duke Criteria for Infective Endocarditis?

    Learn the established clinical framework for diagnosing infective endocarditis. This guide explains how specific signs and test results are combined for a diagnosis.

    By Sandra Tierney
  3. Pneumothorax X Ray: Key Steps to Identify It

    Learn to identify pneumothorax on X-rays by understanding key radiographic findings and comparing different chest X-ray views.

    By James Boland
  4. Does Hemoglobin A1C Require Fasting Before Testing?

    Hemoglobin A1c doesn’t require fasting, but your doctor may order other tests the same day that do. Here’s what to know before your visit.

    By Stefan Eriksson
  5. EEG Sleep Tracker for Deeper Brainwave Analysis

    Explore how EEG sleep trackers analyze brainwave patterns, sensor technology, and data processing to enhance sleep stage identification and monitoring.

    By Alicia Bell
  6. How to Diagnose Strep Throat: Rapid Tests vs. Cultures

    Sore throat but not sure if it’s strep? Learn how rapid tests, throat cultures, and at-home kits work—and why testing beats guessing on symptoms alone.

    By Keisha Mensah
  7. The Pooled Cohort Equation: Calculating Your ASCVD Risk

    Learn about the framework clinicians use to estimate 10-year cardiovascular risk and how this data point informs a personalized approach to care.

    By Audrey Krueger
  8. The BI-RADS Scale: What Each Category Means

    Understand the standardized system for breast imaging results that guides next steps in your care. Learn what your report means for you.

    By Erin Wilkerson
  9. What a Nephrometry Score Means for Kidney Tumor Treatment

    A nephrometry score objectively assesses a kidney tumor’s complexity, offering a standardized guide to inform surgical strategy and potential outcomes.

    By Issa Jaber
  10. How to Check for Diabetes: Tests and Diagnosis

    Learn about the main tests used to diagnose diabetes, who should get screened, and what to expect if your results come back abnormal.

    By Victoria L. Clark
  11. What Is a Liquid Biopsy and How Does It Work?

    A liquid biopsy analyzes a fluid sample to reveal a cancer’s genetic profile, offering a method to guide treatment choices and monitor the disease over time.

    By Estela Gallegos
  12. How to Test for Colon Cancer at Home

    Explore accessible methods for proactive colon health assessment from home. Understand the process and significance of early detection for better outcomes.

    By Margaret Salazar
  13. What Is a Pulse Oximeter? Function, Readings, and Accuracy

    Learn how pulse oximeters measure blood oxygen, what normal readings look like, and why accuracy can vary by skin tone and device type.

    By Theodore Atkins
  14. What Is RT-LAMP and How Does the Technology Work?

    Discover RT-LAMP, a molecular detection method that simplifies genetic testing by operating at a single, constant temperature for rapid, accessible results.

    By Asha Palmer