Your blood is a delicate mixture. Researchers and clinicians often use blood to learn what's going on inside our bodies, in part because siphoning off a tube of blood is easier and less painful than ...

Cancer tumors shed DNA, proteins, other molecules, and cells into the bloodstream long before they can be spotted with techniques like magnetic resonance imaging. A new liquid biopsy technique could ...

Tasso and InnoVero developed a less-invasive anti-doping blood test being used broadly at the Olympics for the first time.

New technology from the Allen Institute is changing the game for healthcare testing. CryoSCAPE sounds a little sci-fi, but it's a real step in creating better care for rural and minority communities.

A robot arm could soon be coming to your doctor’s office to take your blood and analyze it for you. From scientists at Rutgers University, this technology could change the way doctors’ offices and ...

Scientist looking at blood specimen Tuberculosis screening results may differ depending on blood draw methods. Healthcare workers participating in annual tuberculosis screening had differences in ...