If you use prescription or over-the-counter (OTC) drugs do you read the full list of side effects? No, I don’t mean the side effects the commercials list at lightening speed. I mean the full list, the complete list the FDA requires for approval–provided of course, the pharmaceutical company has revealed all their test results.
There aren’t […]

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The United States Army provides training in medical laboratory science–from associate’s and bachelor’s through post-doctoral degrees–for individuals who want careers that provide growth opportunities, increased responsibilities, variety, and a chance to see the world. Active-duty enlisted personnel, reservists, National Guard, and international military students who are interested in the medical laboratory field can obtain the […]

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The Career History Archival Medical and Personnel System is a database that provides information on cancer, chronic diseases, occupational and preventive medicine, epidemiological research, and the use of health care in the Navy and Marine Corps. It was created at the Naval Health Research Center for enlisted Navy personnel, and it is being expanded to […]

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Have you experienced downsizing, reengineering, or a merging of laboratory services? Are you apprehensive about the future of your professional career? Are you among those who lost a position or had your responsibilities change so that you are no longer comfortable in your role? My suspicion is that a great number of laboratorians can answer […]

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There are no secret recipes for a successful career. Librarians more than ever have an opportunity to chart their own future. It is essential for library school students and information professionals at the beginning of their careers to understand that their professional and career development is in their hands–no one is going to come along […]

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