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September 2020 - Antenatal Edition
Featured articles include Female Reproductive Hormones and Fertility Testing, Pre-Conception Testing as Preventative Medicine and Non-Fasting Lipids.
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February 2020 - Skin Cancer Edition
Featured articles include Melanoma and Dysplastic Naevi, GP Connect Q&A on Skin Cancer and Holter Monitors.
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December 2019
Featured articles include Clinical Labs 2019 Highlights and a GP Connect Interview on Lymphocyte Surface Markers.
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October 2019
Featured articles include Coeliac Disease: The pathway to an accurate diagnosis and the Clinical utility of Aspect Liquid Biopsy.
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September 2019
Featured articles include Diagnosis of BCCs and SCCs in General Practice, Iron Studies and Seasonal Fluctuations in Vitamin D Levels.
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July 2019
Featured articles include Influenza 2019 & Respiratory PCR Testing, Early-Onset Pre-Eclampsia Screening and Urea Breath Testing.
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April 2019
Featured articles include Thyroid Function Testing, Cardiac Testing in General Practice and More Sensitive Troponin I Testing.
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December 2018
Featured articles include Inflammatory Skin Disorders and Hormone Testing.
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October 2018
Featured articles include STI Testing and Pregnancy, Planning and Best Practice.
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July 2018
Featured articles include Breast Cancer Pathology, Diagnosing Viral Hepatitis in General Practice and Respiratory Pathogen PCR Testing.
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May 2018
Featured articles include Liquid Biopsy: The Revolutionary Aspect of Molecular Oncology and Skin Biopsy: Lesions and Inflammation.
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