American Association for Clinical Chemistry
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The American Association for Clinical Chemistry AACC is an international society comprised of medical professionals with an interest in clinical chemistry, clinical laboratory science, and laboratory medicine.

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Join the world’s clinical laboratory science experts for the must-attend event of the year in Houston, July 28–August 1, featuring the world’s largest clinical laboratory exposition and 5 packed days of educational sessions, networking, new products, and more.
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The newer generation antiepileptic drugs have greatly improved seizure control for patients, but labs have struggled with how to accurately monitor the plethora of drugs on the market.
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Sign up for AACC’s new online certificate program, Patient Safety Essentials for Laboratory Professionals, and learn to better identify and deal with patient safety hazards in the lab. AACC members can use promo code 140 to receive 20% off the member registration price. If you’re not a member yet, it’s easy to join online and take advantage of AACC member-only benefits.
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Join AACC on July 9 for the informative webinar, “Beyond ‘Good’ and ‘Bad’ Cholesterol: Is it Time to Consider a Particle Alternative?” and learn current thinking on how to best use the measurement of lipoprotein particles for cardiovascular risk assessment.
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Rep. Peter Roskam (R-Ill.) introduced legislation, H.R.2085, the “Diagnostic Innovation Testing and Knowledge Advancement Act of 2013,” that would create a process for increasing Medicare payments for new laboratory tests.