11480 Brookshire Ave
Downey, CA 90241 - Los Angeles County
(562) 622-4720
About Pil:
Established in 2012, Pil is located at 11480 Brookshire Ave in Downey, CA - Los Angeles County and is a business listed in the categories Laboratories Medical and Laboratories Testing Analytical. After you do business with Pil, please leave a review to help other people and improve hubbiz. Also, don't forget to mention Hubbiz to Pil.
Categories: Laboratories Medical and Laboratories Testing Analytical
Women Owned
Year Started: 2012
- Fax: (562) 622-3725
Check the content below for useful Tips & Advice
Synthetic Urine and Drug Testing
drug testing facilities have improved their procedures and made it more difficult to hide and use fake urine while taking a test.
How Can I Test My Water at Home with a Water Test Kit?
A home water test kit helps you discover what's in your drinking water. Water may look crystal clear in your glass, but that doesn't mean there aren't microscopic contaminants floating inside. John Woodard, our Master Water Specialist, discusses your water testing options so you can find out how clean your water really is<br>What is a home water test kit?<br>Home water test kits come in a variety of methods, styles, and shapes. They include simple test strips that you dunk in the…
APN Health Receives FDA Clearance for Cardiac Mapping System
Navik 3D helps electrophysiologists/cardiologists ID catheter location in cardiac arrhythmias.
No One Can Live Without a Mesentery, But What Does It Do?
In 2017, scientists discovered the 79th organ of the body. What took them so long and what does it do?
Why I Almost Fired My Doctor
Was I going to risk my longevity to avoid hurting my doctor’s feelings? I needed a physician I respected and trusted.
Could Medical Laboratory Technician Be Your Dream Career?
Do you love science and math? Do you dream of spending your days analyzing samples, performing tests and operating sophisticated diagnostic equipment in a state-of-the art laboratory? Would you like to be immersed in the dynamic health care field, contributing to high-quality patient care, helping prevent outbreaks of communicable disease in your community, and interfacing... Read More
Mouth Pipetting: Blogger Reminds Medical Laboratory Technologists of an Era When This Was Leading...
Mouth pipetting was the topic of a recent blog published by Body Horrors. The blogger recalled a time when clinical laboratory professionals routinely mouth pipetted specimens.
Is Mass Spectrometry Ready to Challenge ELISA for Medical Laboratory Testing Applications?
There is a growing role for mass spectrometry in clinical laboratory testing. However, the pace of adoption will depend on further technology enhancements, in tandem with new clinical applications yet to emerge from research laboratories.
Stanford's New Ant-sized Radio Could Accelerate Massive Connectivity through the Internet of...
In the future, both in vitro diagnostics and in vivo diagnostics will utilize ever-smaller devices. The shrinking size of these analytical devices will give pathologists and clinical laboratory scientists new tools to detect disease earlier, while monitoring patient with chronic conditions in real-time in consultation with attending physicians.
New to the Lab : How I Became a Medical Laboratory Scientist
Ever since the days of watching Bill Nye the Science Guy, I've had a passion for science -- specifically biology. In school, I loved looking through microscopes, learning about DNA, dissecting things and all the subtopics in-between. So, when it came
Is This A ‘Dexter’s Laboratory’ Invention Or A Real One? Take The Test
Can you tell which are the real inventions and which are the ones that the writers of "Dexter's Laboratory" made up?
Do We Need Transgender-specific Reference Ranges for Common Laboratory Tests?
Laboratory test reference ranges need to become easier to interpret for all populations, including transgender people.
Tools to Help Physicians in Ordering and Interpreting Laboratory Tests, Part 1
In a previous article Collaboration between Clinicians and Laboratories Critical to New Healthcare Model I discussed the need for laboratorians to work directly with clinicians to develop appropriate protocols and decision support tools for not only ordering test but also in providing interpretation of the results. There are many examples and existing tools being used …
Doctors' Mistakes in Genetic Test Orders Is Warning Signal to Pathologists and Clinical Laboratories
Almost one-third of medical laboratory test orders for complex gene tests contained mistakes in handling by ordering clinicians. This finding comes from a study by ARUP Laboratories, Inc.. The finding is an early warning flag for pathologists and clinical laboratory professionals that a gap exists between the availability of genetic tests and clinician knowledge of how and when to use them and how to interpret the results.
Articles & Experts : The Increase in Waived Testing In Physician Office Laboratories
Introduction Laboratory testing plays a critical role in health assessment, treatment, monitoring, and ultimately, the public’s health. Test results...
3 Things You Should Know Before Your Next Screening Test
Whether you’re going to the doctor for routine blood work or have been instructed to take a drug test by your employer, there are several things you should know before
Not a Surprise for Pathologists: Study Determines Doctors Fail to Follow Up on as Many as 60%...
Studies performed in the United States show that, for ambulatory patients, doctors fail to follow up on as many as two-thirds of medical laboratory test results and up to one-third of radiology reports! A recent review of 19 of these studies also showed that these failures resulted in serious lapses in patient care.
Single Rapid Test Detects Known and Unknown Pathogens
Diagnostic technology developed for rapid detection of pathogens in the wounds of soldiers has been licensed to a private company that intends to use it to create new medical laboratory tests.
Experimental Architecture: Testing New Ideas in Living Laboratories
Why should architecture continue to look, feel and function almost exactly as it always has, in spite of a dramatically changing world? Sticking to established conventions is often the easy and ine…
New Problem for Pathologists and Physicians: Should Patients Be Told about Incidental Findings...
When a genetic test for a certain type of cancer provides additional information that could affect the patient's health, what is the ethical course of action for pathologists and clinical laboratory scientists? Should this information be disclosed to the physician who ordered that cancer test? In turn, should that physician inform his or her patient about these "incidental findings?"
- 15
- Analytical Services
- Asbestos Analysis
- Asbestos Assessments
- Asbestos Monitoring
- Asbestos Sampling
- Asbestos Surveys
- BLOOD TESTS
- Cat Scanning
- Clinical Trials
- CT Scanning
- Disease Management
- Dna Tests
- Drinking Water
- DRUG TESTS
- Endocrinology
- Hepatitis
- HerpeSelect
- HIV
- Imaging Equipment
- InSure
- LAB TESTS
- Laboratories
- Mammograms
- MRIs
- Pathology
- Patients
- PCPs
- Physicians
- Soil
- State Certified
- Std Tests
- Storm Water
- Surveying
- Systems
- Waste Water
Please, help us improve the listing for Pil.
We picked the most popular labels that other businesses under the category Laboratories Medical
are using.
We would like to confirm which of them is featured by Pil.
It doesn't require registration. But if you sign-up on Hubbiz, it will have more
weight on our algorithms and in the future, we can, with your permission, inform
the business that you helped improve their listing (in case they decide to show their
appreciation).
There's no need to be perfect. A few more labels will already help other people find the right information.
We appreciate your contribution.