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Thought follower; reporter for @360DxNews, @GenomeWeb; writing a book about cancer early detection to be published by @orbooks in 2023.
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Labcorp's Invitae Illegally Shared Genetic Data Upon Acquisition, Class Action Complaint Alleges Original

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By Adam Bonislawski 
| GenomeWeb
NEW YORK – The parent of an Invitae patient has brought a class action complaint against Laboratory Corporation of America's Invitae business, alleging that it illegally disclosed the genetic information of tens of thousands of individuals when it sold certain of its assets to Labcorp in 2024.
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CLIA Regs Receive Renewed Attention as Congress, CMS Look to Update Program

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By Adam Bonislawski 
| 360Dx
NEW YORK – The Clinical Laboratory Improvement Amendments (CLIA) regulations are receiving renewed attention as both federal legislators and the US Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) have recently signaled interest in revamping the program. In May, US Congressman Neal Dunn, R-Fla. introduced a bill into the House of Representatives that would update CLIA to provide new provisions for the oversight of laboratory-developed tests (LDTs).
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Nanoparticle Protein Enrichment Competition Heats up Within Broader Plasma Proteomics Space

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By Adam Bonislawski 
| GenomeWeb
NEW YORK – The nanoparticle-based protein enrichment space has been active in recent months with companies issuing lawsuits and new product releases as they jockey for advantage. Perhaps as important as the competition within the space, however, is the positioning of nanoparticle enrichment systems within the broader plasma proteomics landscape, with firms still working to convince researchers to give the technology a shot.
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