DNA Crime Busters By Glen Warchol of Salt Lake Magazine "DNA Crime Busters," a story in Salt Lake Magazine walks readers through the Provo rape case and the key part Sorenson Forensics played in that case. The story also includes two sidebars, "The CSI Effect" based off a press release that was released [...]
DNA testing identifies lost Vietnam-war dead By Al Jazeera's Wayne Hay The Vietnam war ended almost 40 years ago, but for many people, there has been no closure. Thousands of Vietnamese are still searching for family members believed to have been killed during the conflict. Now DNA testing is helping some of them [...]
AMA Recommends Standards and Regulation The American Medical Association Interim Meeting acknowledged the patient benefits from recent advances made in the use of genomic-based technologies. The AMA House of Delegates encouraged the development of standards to guide clinical use as well as best practices for the laboratories performing such tests. According to [...]
SLC Company Creates Cloud-Based DNA Database for Local Police By Lindsay Whitehurst | The Salt Lake Tribune With a few quick clicks, Mark Szczepanski uploads the file from his desktop to a simple, red-and-white web page. A few seconds later, a bar graphic turns green. If Szczepanski was a police officer, he [...]
Your Genome's On An iPhone (trying to call home...) By Forbes, Jim Golden Ten years after the completion of the human genome project, competition between instrument makers and attempts to capture medical value from DNA sequence data continue to make the news. My life science and healthcare clients are continuing to look for innovative and practical [...]
