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Core Laboratory 

Infectious Disease

Abbott offers a broad infectious disease menu of assays that delivers trusted results. Our highly sensitive and specific tests help physicians make timely, informed decisions with confidence.

For in vitro diagnostic use only.

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Laboratories have increasing demand for fast, accurate tests that diagnose and monitor infectious diseases. It’s a never-ending challenge to keep up with the evidence associated with infectious diseases and their constant variations to ensure valid virus detection.


always looking for the latest virus variation

For over 18 years, the Abbott Global Surveillance team has worked with global collaborators to monitor emerging HIV and Hepatits viral strains. This enables Abbott to develop assays that reliably detect and monitor these infections.

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infectious Disease Webinars

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Learn more about our impact on infectious disease by viewing our on demand webinars.

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a history of hepatitis diagnostics

 

FOR OVER 40 YEARS, ABBOTT HAS BEEN COMMITTED TO DELIVERING THE HIGHEST QUALITY PRODUCTS TO SERVE OUR HEPATITIS IN VITRO DIAGNOSTICS COMMUNITY.

Abbott scientists and market experts are continuously working together to solve today's challenges, understand future needs and eliminate gaps in the diagnosis of hepatitis infected patients and in our overall health care community.

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hepatitis

Abbott continues to research and invest in expanding hepatitis-testing options to a variety of diagnostic platforms.

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retrovirus

Our menu offerings also span tests designed to help diagnose HIV and HTLV infections.

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congenitals

Abbott offers numerous congenital testing options, helping health care professionals identify the presence of infection in patients.

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Other Infectious Disease

Abbott has a range of infectious disease assays that includes tests for EBV and Syphilis.

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ARCHITECT HCV Ag 

HcV's rapidly evolving nature makes detection a constant challenge for the laboratory.

With ARCHITECT HCV Ag assays, there is potential to positively impact patient outcomes through earlier detection.

Liver Disease

A variety of analytes are designated as routine markers of liver disease, and When used together in panels or individually, can help detect and monitor hepatic disease

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