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Clinical Chemistry PodcastFrom Diagnosis to Delivery: A Look at the Continuing Gap in Maternal TestingCallie Torres, Jeannie Kelly, Ann M Gronowski. From Diagnosis to Delivery: A Look at the Continuing Gap in Maternal Testing. Clinical Chemistry, Volume 72, Issue 1, January 2026, Pages 27–34, https://doi.org/10.1093/clinchem/hvaf109
2026-01-0509 min
Nobody's Listening AnywayChase Mason staying at SDSU, Kalen staying in Alabama, McCarthy still needs a minuteThey just can't believe it. To some — especially college football fans outside of South Dakota and the FCS — it just doesn't make any sense. Why would 6'4, 230 lb., bodybuilder-framed, rocket-armed, runaway freight train fast Chase Mason stay at South Dakota State for his final season of college eligibility when he has already been offered over $1 million to play at least one Power Four school (according to his SDSU head coach)? Beyond the life-changing money, Mason could potentially raise his NFL stock — and there is plenty, according to NFL scouts Mason and Dan Jackson converse — by playing against the highest level of CFB competi...
2025-12-191h 12
EM Over EasyEpisode 78: SponsoshipInspired after reading "Forget a Mentor, Find a Sponsor" by Sylvia Ann Hewlett, Andy brings this discussion to the table talking about the importance of the 3 kinds of influencers in our lives: Advisors, Mentors and Sponsors. Listen as the crew outlines the characteristics of each of these people, and how we can play this role in the lives of others now, and in the future.
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2019-10-0717 minClinical Chemistry PodcastParameters for Validating a Hospital Pneumatic Tube SystemHospital pneumatic tube systems provide rapid transportation of patient samples to the laboratory. However, it is known that the physical movement through a pneumatic tube system can agitate blood samples and sometimes cause cells to break open and leak intracellular components. As a result, multiple laboratory results are susceptible to error. The May 2019 issue of Clinical Chemistry published a paper by Dr. Ann Gronowski and Dr. Christopher Farnsworth and their colleagues at the Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis that describes parameters for evaluating a hospital pneumatic tube system.
2019-05-0211 min
JALM Talk PodcastCreation of a Professional Development Program for Women in a Major US Medical School Pathology DepartmentThe November 2018 issue of the Journal of Applied Laboratory Medicine published a Special Report by Drs. Ann Gronowski and Carey-Ann Burnham at the Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis that discussed the formation of a professional development group for women in the pathology department of a major medical school. Dr. Gronowski, who is Professor in the departments of pathology and immunology, and obstetrics and gynecology, joins us in this podcast.
2018-11-1210 min
Clinical Chemistry PodcastPoint-of-Care and Over-the-Counter Qualitative Human Chorionic Gonadotropin (hCG) Devices Remain Susceptible to False-Negative Results Caused by Excess hCG β Core FragmentFor many taking a home pregnancy test can be upsetting, particularly if there is not complete confidence in the result. The November 2013 print issue of Clinical Chemistry published a paper from a group led by Dr. Ann Gronowski that reported false-negative results in point-of-care and over-the-counter qualitative hCG devices.
2013-09-0907 min