Diagnostic Digest

We are now more than 2 years past the initial outbreak of COVID-19, and it’s incredible how much the COVID testing landscape has changed in those two years.

Onsite syndromic infectious disease testing provides fast, accurate, & comprehensive results that can help provide patients with concrete answers & enable clinicians to offer appropriate therapy faster.

Respiratory pathogens tend to be seasonal, however, not all pathogens follow the same pattern. Learn more about which pathogens are circulating.

Effectively combating HAIs requires the deployment of a multi-pronged approach to lessen the disease burden and protect patient health.

Like other commonly identified HAIs, the nosocomial transmission of the COVID-19 virus poses an immediate threat to patient health and safety.

As of January 1, 2024, all clinical laboratories must use the most updated AST breakpoints for all susceptibility testing within three years of the most recent update.

Michael Edmund Watson, MD, PhD discusses the syndromic approach to diagnostic testing in a pediatric population. Listen now!

The syndromic approach can help distinguish between bacterial and viral etiologies for meningitis in pediatric patients. Learn how!

Gastrointestinal illness is never pleasant—but norovirus is particularly nasty. Traditional testing methods are time consuming and may not reveal the etiology of a patient’s gastrointestinal symptoms.

Here are some simple steps to help maintain your BIOFIRE® FILMARRAY® System

In this webinar presented by David N. Gilbert (MD, MACP), discover the role of enhanced pathogen detection in the management of septic pneumonia patients.

Did you know there are 4 different types of influenza viruses? Find out more about the flu and how it can be distinguished from other respiratory viruses.