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“Since COVID, it’s been like starting all over again and last year, we had fewer teams,” said Stewart Thomas, who co-chairs the Relay for Life.
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“Since COVID, it’s been like starting all over again and last year, we had fewer teams,” said Stewart Thomas, who co-chairs the Relay for Life.
The North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services Newborn Screening Program has been awarded a federal grant that supports enhancements to the state's newborn screening system.
The N.C. Department of Health and Human Services said Monday that babies born in North Carolina are now being screened for two additional disorders.
Babies born in North Carolina will now be screened for two additional disorders, along with the other disorders screened for by the N.C. Department of Health and Human Services’ Newborn
Alex Hogan/STAT The humble pipette tip is tiny, cheap, and utterly essential to science. It powers research into new medicines, Covid-19 diagnostics, and every blood test ever run. It is also, ordinarily, abundant — a typical bench scientist might grab dozens every day. But now, a series of ill-timed breaks along the pipette tip supply chain — spurred by blackouts, fires, and pandemic-related demand — have created a global shortage that is threatening nearly every corner of the scientific world. advertisement The pipette tip shortage is already endangering programs across the country th...