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Researchers use biospecimens like urine, blood, stool, and saliva to study many diseases and compounds. Saliva samples are an especially great source of biological data about drugs and disease biomarkers …
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Doping in sport has been a major challenge worldwide, threatening the integrity of sports competitions, as well as athletes’ health, and even their lives. Doping in athletics dates back to the 1920s, and has become more sophisticated …
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When people think of urine collection for urine testing, they think of the traditional “pee-in-a-cup” method. Urine is used in measuring adrenal and sex steroid hormone by-products and their metabolic …
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During the first year of the coronavirus pandemic, health officials focused on detecting active cases of COVID-19 infection with PCR testing using nasopharyngeal swabs. Some research groups studied SARS-CoV-2 antibodies …
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Urinalysis has long been a staple sampling approach in toxicology research and drug screening, but conventional urine sample collection leaves much to be desired. The ‘pee-in-a-cup’ method is not only …
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COVID-19 social distancing and face masking restrictions are gradually being lifted globally, but questions remain regarding how to safely return to the workplace. The COVID-19 vaccines now being administered to …
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