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One year into Invitae’s integration with Labcorp, and the future has never looked brighter. Together, we’re unlocking new possibilities in genetics and diagnostics-driven by a shared vision for accessible, personalized healthcare.
Excited for what’s next!
Discover five areas where men can proactively improve their health—from improving mental health to implementing better nutrition—in honor of National Men’s Health Month.
Read more: https://t.co/G31AA6i1mV
Cutting-edge innovation goes hand in hand with our scientific capabilities at Labcorp. Learn how our Information Technology team develops new systems that make a tremendous difference in the future of healthcare and impact patients’ lives.
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With 600 million samples processed a year, 600 scientific publications, and a global reach of patients in more than 100 countries, we impact lives at Labcorp, each and every day.
Discover how: https://t.co/Tl1kDXaCFZ #JoinThePursuit#HealthcareCareers
We are proud to have earned a top score on the 2024 Disability Equality Index®, and to be recognized by
Disability:IN as a #BestPlaceToWork24 for #DisabilityInclusion.
Read the full news release: https://t.co/w9glD09LR7
Labcorp is proud to support the 21st International Symposium on Pediatric Neuro-Oncology (ISPNO) hosted by the Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia Brain Tumor Program. https://t.co/6kajZJaLnk
When it comes to successful gaps in care programs, one size does not fit all. To maximize engagement, you have to meet your members where they are and personalize your efforts. https://t.co/DIYTiVYS2D
Accelerate getting your new therapeutic to patients with Labcorp's scale and enhanced automation, including integrated hematology and immunology testing at our Indianapolis central laboratory facility. https://t.co/3iwjnT2SMm
Leaders from Labcorp, CHESS Health Solutions and Imperium Health detail how national data can help close lab-based care gaps and support quality measures. https://t.co/3DFB1aDcLs
Stress can significantly impact our physical and mental health. Learn the three biggest sources of stress and discover how you can help reduce stress for your employees. https://t.co/hyXAeLMag8
The expansion of Labcorp’s oncology solutions portfolio reflects our commitment to innovative solutions in cancer research and patient care.
Read the press release.
#AACR24#Oncology#PrecisionMedicine#Biopharma#ClinicalResearch
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Want to know what your blood sugar has been up to lately? Get an A1C test to find out your average levels for the last 3 months—and why that info is important to know: https://t.co/yLTBgBTgxV https://t.co/e60XtERd6c
Labcorp’s Global Internship program is designed to provide current students the opportunity to explore diverse career opportunities through meaningful projects, hands-on real world work, network exposure, professional development and mentorship. Join us: https://t.co/jxvkOrG5hn
A job at Labcorp provides many possibilities for discovering more ways to grow beyond your early career. Build your experience with an internship as part of your education, or find career-building opportunities after graduation. https://t.co/FrgWxpIcMy
The American Lung Association recently released a survey that presented 22% improved survival rates for lung cancer between 2015 and 2019, especially among marginalized communities of color.
Read more: https://t.co/DDb4jyYh15
In a recent poll conducted by the Medical Group Management Association, usability of electronic health records was the top tech priority for 35% of the respondents, followed by improving communications with patients for 26% of voters. https://t.co/tNZFRVuA9L
Did you miss our webinar detailing end-to-end gaps in care solutions and how to gain powerful insights at the population, provider and patient levels? Access the webinar recording on demand here. https://t.co/nQjqJkFK8i
Researchers at Massachusetts General Hospital have built a comprehensive cellular atlas model of the human brain that could help enhance the study of brain function and health.
Read more: https://t.co/R3WPluexVt
A 50-year-old Swedish woman has received a bionic hand that can connect directly to bones, muscles and nerves, allowing an AI-powered human-machine interface to transform brain signals into precise movements. https://t.co/hGkddNZZdS