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Association for Diagnostics and Laboratory Medicine

Association for Diagnostics and Laboratory Medicine

The Association for Diagnostics & Laboratory Medicine (ADLM) is the premier global organization leading the way for people to get the care they need through high quality, accurate, and timely lab test results. Founded 75 years ago, ADLM remains dedicated to achieving better health through laboratory medicine by advancing the common interests of the field, providing programs that advance scientific collaboration, knowledge, expertise, and innovation.www.myadlm.org

Search complete. 9 mentions across 6 episodes found for "Association for Diagnostics and Laboratory Medicine".

Oct 28, 2026

Bob BarrettHOST
0:00
This is a podcast from Clinical Chemistry, a production of the Association for Diagnostics and Laboratory Medicine.
Bob BarrettHOST
0:07
I'm Bob Barrett.
Bob BarrettHOST
0:08
Much of laboratory medicine hinges on the designation of a test result as normal or abnormal.
Elizabeth HolmesSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
19:54
This is the first time we've publicly presented the architecture of our technologies and AACC is a very special forum in which to do so.
J.P. RomneyHOST
20:05
Holmes came to Philly for the annual meeting of the American Association for Clinical Chemistry that August.
J.P. RomneyHOST
20:11
Just a month before, she'd been banned from running a laboratory in California for two years.
J.P. RomneyHOST
20:17
Very bad news for the head of a med-tech company based in Silicon Valley.
Elizabeth HolmesSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
1:12
This is the first time we've publicly presented the architecture of our technologies and AACC is a very special forum in which to do so.
J.P. RomneyNARRATOR
1:23
Holmes came to Philly for the annual meeting of the American Association for Clinical Chemistry that August.
J.P. RomneyNARRATOR
1:29
Just a month before, she'd been banned from running a laboratory in California for two years.
J.P. RomneyNARRATOR
1:35
Very bad news for the head of a med-tech company based in Silicon Valley.
Elizabeth HolmesSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
1:07
This is the first time we've publicly presented the architecture of our technologies, and AACC is a very special forum in which to do so.
Victor FiorilloNARRATOR
1:19
Holmes came to Philly for the annual meeting of the American Association for Clinical Chemistry that August.
Victor FiorilloNARRATOR
1:25
Just a month before, she'd been banned from running a laboratory in California for two years.
Victor FiorilloNARRATOR
1:31
Very bad news for the head of a med-tech company based in Silicon Valley.
Bob BarrettHOST
0:00
This is a podcast from Clinical Chemistry, a production of the Association for Diagnostics and Laboratory Medicine.
Bob BarrettHOST
0:07
I'm Bob Barrett.
Bob BarrettHOST
0:08
Hemoglobin A1C is routinely used in clinical practice to assess long-term glycemic control, typically the last eight to 12 weeks.
Ash SilverHOST
202:08
That is the key thing to remember of what she was claiming, and doing it for a fraction of the cost of everyone else.
Ash SilverHOST
202:16
So she presents at the AACC conference, and even people in the crowd say things like, "You hurt people," and, "This isn't what you claimed." And there's lots of questions, 'cause they obviously can ask questions.
Ash SilverHOST
202:29
And this is so, so far.
Ash SilverHOST
202:32
Like, very similar to what I just said, you know.
Ash SilverHOST
203:26
But he was actually in the crowd, you know, not that far away from her.
Ash SilverHOST
203:31
And he says in the book, I'll, I'll read you what he says because I do think it's really interesting.
Ash SilverHOST
203:37
"After a few introductory remarks from AACC President Patricia Jones, Holmes stepped up to the lectern.
Ash SilverHOST
203:43
She wore a white blouse under a dark jacket.

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