Microplate-based automatic blood grouping analyzer Metis of Aikang MedTech Co., Ltd. (henceforth referred to as Aikang) received approval for marketing in 2015; and its MGT-based automatic blood grouping analyzer Aigel received approval for marketing in 2016.

Themed "Global IVD Innovation & Cross-Regional Integration," this groundbreaking event brings together distinguished experts from around the world to explore the future of diagnostics.

On March 2，BioMérieux reported that its fourth quarter revenues rose 8 percent year over year.

Veracyte reported after the close of the market on Monday that its fourth quarter revenues nearly doubled year over year.

Merck (NYSE: MRK), known as MSD outside the United States and Canada, today announced that Dr. Julie L. Gerberding, chief patient officer and executive vice president, population health and sustainability, will be retiring from Merck in May 2022.

John Chen, Global Vice President of Abbott and Vice President of Abbott China Core Diagnostics, is leaving Abbott, and Fanny Chen has been appointed as the new Vice President of Core Diagnostics in China.

On February 25, 2022, GUANGZHOU WONDFO BIOTECH CO.,LTD signed a cooperation agreement with Merck, the world's leading technology company.

The COVID-19 pandemic has revealed a frightening reality; the course of infection with this disease is highly variable. Some young patients have died from the virus, whereas some elderly people have survived without experiencing respiratory symptoms at all. Researchers are left wondering: why?

Castle Biosciences reported after the close of the market on Monday that its fourth quarter revenues increased 45 percent year over year, while full-year revenues climbed 50 percent.

Chinese biotech firm SeekIn said on Thursday that it has received CE marking for its SeekInCare Cancer Detection Kit, a DNA-based blood test for early cancer detection.

CareDx reported after close of market on Thursday that its fourth quarter revenues increased 35 percent year over year, driven by testing services.

According to Radio Television Hong Kong and Sing Tao Daily reports on February 20, a study found that the new coronavirus may cause hypogonadism and decreased fertility in male patients, and patients will still be affected after recovery.