Effects on Clinical Laboratory Tests

<p>Edited by Donald S. Young, MD, PhD, <b><i>AACC Effects on Clinical Laboratory Tests: Drugs, Disease, Herbs & Natural Products</i></b>, is a continuation of the American Association for Clinical Chemistry’s famous “<b><i>Effects on Clinical Laboratory Tests</i></b>” series edited by Donald S. Young, MD, PhD, Nils Tryding, MD, PhD, Richard B. Friedman, MD, Sheshadri Narayanan, PhD.<br /><br /></p> <p>Newly expanded and thoroughly revised, <b><i>AACC Effects</i> </b>is an online database that can help practitioners interpret test results that may have been affected by the pre-analytical presence of a disease, drug, natural product, or other preanalytical variable. </p> <p>For a free trial, go to <a href=”http://www.clinfx.com/”>www.clinfx.com</a>.</p> <p>Published by Wiley on behalf of the American Association for Clinical Chemistry, <b><i>AACC Effects</i></b> consolidates information on more than 171,000 interactions that may affect lab test results and quickly puts that information at your fingertips in a concise, manageable, user-friendly format. <br /><br /></p> <p><b>Online Access Provides Optimum Flexibility<br /></b></p> <p>Because <i><b>AACC Effects</b> </i>is an online resource, you can access the information you need from your smartphone, tablet, or desktop…anywhere internet access is available. In addition, the online format allows for updates on a quarterly basis. The <i><b>AACC Effects</b></i>’ robust online search capabilities let you quickly refine your search by est/analyte, factor term, factor class, effect, mechanism, specimen, and ICD-9 (ICD-10 coming soon). With each search, users get a full interaction explanation. Links to PubMed and other resources are embedded.</p>