Articles from Medical Laboratory Observer (May 1, 2008)

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Title	Author	Type	Words
Addressing management issues.	Frings, Christopher S.	Discussion	1955
Alternate careers for 'burned-out' medical lab personnel.	Bersch, Carren		1195
American med techs volunteer in Haiti.	Gannon, Colleen K.; Willoughby, Cheryl A.		2029
Answering your questions.	Baer, Daniel M.	Interview	2164
Automated pipetting.			48
Beyond technical: training future lab leaders in professionalism.			597
Bravo for brave souls.			645
Concerns about a strange Las Vegas story still surface.		Brief article	328
Conferences.		Calendar	223
Content-safe message board.			57
Court orders temporary halt to CBD.	Birenbaum, Mark S.		893
Custom labels.			57
Digital pathology advances with Soenksen's Aperio.	Dixon, Gary		720
Easily configured workbenches.			60
Educating students.	Harrelson, Tracy	Letter to the editor	562
Generous view.			47
Hematology standardization for the IDN.	Patel, Nilam; Tate, Anne		908
High-quality sections.			52
Lab automation software products.		Product/service evaluation	784
Large menu.			47
Looking to get out.		Letter to the editor	144
Medal awarded to American.		Brief article	108
Middleware services may be the key to its return on investment.			1556
Monitor precision.			47
New info on CJD.		Brief article	127
New leads for treating schistosomiasis.		Brief article	162
New package.			48
New poster ready.		Brief article	168
New study shows syphilis is making a U.S. comeback.		Brief article	167
Nine antifungal agents.			45
Not "rah-rah".	White, Susan	Letter to the editor	396
One-step disinfecting.			58
Point-of-care testing.		Product/service evaluation	1140
Print in-house.			55
Protection against ticks.		Brief article	163
Rapid aid in diagnosis.			47
Real-time flu test.			60
Reduced time for ID.			62
Reliable data transfer.			51
Removing ID before discarding slides.	Harty-Golder, Barbara		1044
Second annual EWC Scholarship awarded to a "Georgia peach".			416
Success filling area openings.	Buhr, David N.	Letter to the editor	144
The Gram stain goes molecular.	Onigman, Philip; Romano, Joe		2259
The laboratory's role in pharmacogenetic testing.	Oleschuck, Curtis		1289
Touch-free technology.			52
Trends in middleware.		Product/service evaluation	1405
Why is there not a de facto gold standard for genetic-testing controls? Where we are now, and where we can go?	Murphy, Michael	Cover story	1276