Tests for myocarditis should be done only if cardiac symptoms exist, says a sports-medicine specialist who co-wrote the guidance.
Researchers have developed a new clotting test that uses only a single drop of blood and a smartphone vibration motor and camera.
Machine-learning algorithms are shaving minutes off of some imaging scans and performing crucial triage for others.
The FDA has approved 28 of the more than 1,000 such diagnostics commercially available worldwide.
Vaccine dose No. 100,000 is given at Harborview Medical Center; Virology Lab reports 2 millionth diagnostic test for SARS-CoV-2.
Research program analyzes cerebrospinal fluid molecules to seek diagnostic and progression markers as well as treatment targets.
Tens of thousands of chest images are needed to train artificial-intelligence algorithms; the portal enables widespread hospital access.
The UW Medicine Virology lab will perform Abbott assays for a particular antibody people produce in fighting off COVID-19.
Study published in JAMA finds measuring carbon dioxide lines through the artery more effective than noninvasive method.
Many women diagnosed with early-stage breast cancer have a tumor that is too small to see or feel. A UW Medicine patient describes her experience with a new technology; it involves having a reflector smaller than a grain of rice placed into the
