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A new AACC guideline suggests ways to prevent, identify, and deal with biotin interference in some types of blood tests.

New FDA guidance supports genetic testing to help to determine safe doses of particular drugs for individuals.

A new study adds to the evidence that people may not have to fast before blood tests to check their cholesterol and other lipid levels.

A modified testing process simplifies the interpretation of Lyme disease test results and helps diagnose Lyme disease sooner.

Medical laboratories join state and local public health labs in testing for COVID-19. Read FAQs about testing and the current situation.

The CDC warns against using e-cigarettes or vaping products from illegal sources after a spike in lung injuries related to vaping.

In the U.S., blood donations are considered safe and contracting infections from blood transfusions is uncommon.

Most flu cases so far this season are due to Influenza B, a strain of the virus that usually doesn’t appear until February or March.

Cases of acute flaccid myelitis, a rare illness that can cause paralysis mainly in children, are expected to increase this year.

Taking diabetes medication while fasting for lab tests can increase risk of hypoglycemia for people with diabetes.

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