Defining laboratory medicine: a circle cannot be squared
Abstract
At the down of the third millennium, it is rather misleading to consider the “whole population” as a conceptual entity, whereby the population is actually composed by single individuals, who differ broadly in terms of age, sex, ethnic origin, occupation, health, wellbeing, lifestyle and risk factors. While reaffirming strongly that laboratory medicine shall aim to provide data that could be translated into actionable information on “BOTH” an...
Paper Details
Title
Defining laboratory medicine: a circle cannot be squared
Published Date
Jun 15, 2021
Journal
Volume
31
Issue
2
Pages
185 - 186
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