Market Intel: AACC 2019 – Roundup Of The Top 5 Diagnostics Companies

The recent AACC annual meeting drew more than 20,000 laboratory professionals to the Anaheim Convention Center. Medtech Insight caught up with the leading companies in the diagnostics space for a roundup of their latest product offerings and new developments. 

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The American Association for Clinical Chemistry's (AACC) annual meeting drew more than 20,000 laboratory medicine professionals to the Anaheim Convention Center right next to California's Disneyland and the largest diagnostics firms came ready to put on a magical chemistry show.

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