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Greg Cima

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As seen in: 360Dx, GenomeWeb, Genetic Literacy Project, American Veterinary Medical Association [AVMA], Journal of the American Veterinary Medical Association (JAVMA), Pantagraph, Drovers, Precision Medicine Online, Precision Oncology News, Outcome Capital
Covers:  Healthcare, science, business, medical technology
Doesn't Cover: Complementary and alternative medicine
Science and business reporter for 360Dx/GenomeWeb
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POC High-Sensitivity Troponin Tests Could Reduce ER Overcrowding. Is That Enough for Adoption?

POC High-Sensitivity Troponin Tests Could Reduce ER Overcrowding. Is That Enough for Adoption?

Several firms are bringing high-sensitivity cardiac troponin testing into the ER, although doctors are not ye…

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Children's Hospitals Brace for Reduced Test Access, Higher Costs Under LDT Final Rule

Children's Hospitals Brace for Reduced Test Access, Higher Costs Under LDT Final Rule

Pathology directors expect that they will be unable to send out or receive samples for new tests when the FDA…

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Rabbit, hare populations recovering from viral disease

Rabbit, hare populations recovering from viral disease

Rabbit and hare populations appear to have largely recovered from a viral disease that caused die-offs in the…

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Finding the spreaders of chronic wasting disease

Finding the spreaders of chronic wasting disease

Research teams are working to improve tests used to find the prions that cause chronic wasting disease, track…

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As Molecular Testing Expands, Labs Find Reimbursement Process Becoming a Herculean Task

As Molecular Testing Expands, Labs Find Reimbursement Process Becoming a Herculean Task

Laboratories and lab consultants said that they have seen in recent years a more adversarial and uncertain re…

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New Sepsis Testing Tools Emerging While Adoption Drags Amid Clinical Utility Concerns

New Sepsis Testing Tools Emerging While Adoption Drags Amid Clinical Utility Concerns

Through clinical trials, partnerships, and economic studies, a crop of test developers is trying to prove the…

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Arima Genomics Aims to Replace some FISH-based Cancer Tests with Hi-C Sequencing Assays

Arima Genomics Aims to Replace some FISH-based Cancer Tests with Hi-C Sequencing Assays

The company said that recent study results show its Aventa Lymphoma test can provide actionable information t…

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Optimism About New Tools, Capabilities Pump up Investments in Digital Pathology

Optimism About New Tools, Capabilities Pump up Investments in Digital Pathology

Investors and consultants in the space said that they have seen rising enthusiasm among investors as recent …

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Veterinarians try to protect teams, maintain services during pandemic

Veterinarians try to protect teams, maintain services during pandemic

As COVID-19 infections forced nearby veterinary clinics to cut services, patient volumes rose at the lone 24-…

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Teams shelter, treat animals in record fire season

Teams shelter, treat animals in record fire season

Tens of thousands of firefighters have been battling massive fire complexes in California, Oregon, and Washin…

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State, local public health veterinarians work long hours to protect the public

State, local public health veterinarians work long hours to protect the public

Dr. Betsy Schroeder, Pennsylvania state public health veterinarian, feels like she's sprinting a marathon. Sh…

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Veterinarians maintain safeguards as states ease restrictions

Veterinarians maintain safeguards as states ease restrictions

Dr. John Lu runs three veterinary practices in Queens, one of the New York City boroughs hardest hit by the C…

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Virus killing rabbits in Western U.S.

Virus killing rabbits in Western U.S.

A viral disease that kills wild and domesticated rabbits is spreading in the Western U.S. Rabbit hemorrhagic …

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CWD spreading, sometimes long before discovery

CWD spreading, sometimes long before discovery

About four in 10 wild cervids are infected with CWD in areas of Colorado, Wisconsin, and Wyoming. The always-…

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Study breaks species barrier on widespread parasite

Study breaks species barrier on widespread parasite

In a scientific article published this summer, a research team from the University of Wisconsin and the U.S. …

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Virulent Newcastle cases dwindle

Virulent Newcastle cases dwindle

A viral outbreak in poultry has waned after a year of infections and the deaths of more than 1 million birds.…

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U.S. braces for African swine fever

U.S. braces for African swine fever

Viral outbreaks have battered U.S. swine farms over the past 30 years, sometimes killing millions of pigs in …

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ER docs shortage turns critical

ER docs shortage turns critical

Veterinary hospitals in the U.S. looking to open or expand their emergency services are seeing a shortage of …

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The dangers of improper drug disposal

The dangers of improper drug disposal

Hundreds of human-made chemicals flow into U.S. streams and waterways. Dana W. Kolpin, a research hydrologist…

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Antimicrobial sales decline on farms

Antimicrobial sales decline on farms

In 2017, livestock industries bought one-third less of antimicrobials in the same drug classes as those given…

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Specialists in short supply

Specialists in short supply

Specialists in short supply The veterinary profession has a shortage of specialists across most or all disci…

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Cocaine gives Greyhound racing a black eye

Cocaine gives Greyhound racing a black eye

Greyhounds in Florida have tested positive for cocaine or cocaine metabolites about 230 times in the past 20 …

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Finding lead in pets

Finding lead in pets

Dogs in Flint, Michigan, had high blood lead concentrations following the discovery of lead contamination in …

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