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Need to understand what happens if you test positive for GBS? If doctors are concerned that your baby is infected with Group B Strep, they start treatment as early as possible–by putting you on antibiotics immediately after delivery and ordering a full workup. Read more at https://bit.ly/3zQwhkU.

A report by Shannon Clark, MD, MMS, FACOG, recorded a significant reduction in neonatal death by the treatment of patients with a positive GBS culture between 36 0/7–37 6/7 weeks’ gestation with intravenous IAP. Click to know more https://bit.ly/3zQb62x.

Screening all patients with a universal culture-based screening strategy via vaginal-rectal swabs can help in accurately predicting GBS colonization status at birth. Learn how Group B Strep education and testing are essential to a healthy pregnancy: https://bit.ly/3ybr9HY.

According to a report by Dr. Shannon Clark, MD, MMS, FACOG, if a preterm newborn (

Happy Veterans Day to our soldiers, both past and present. We owe you our thanks, but more than that, we owe you our freedom. LabReady is proud to be a Veteran-owned business. https://bit.ly/3TmX8vS

It is crucial for pregnant women to be aware of infectious diseases that can affect the health of the mother or the baby. We will keep you updated! Browse https://bit.ly/3S2V7oE.

This Healthcare Quality Week, LabReady pledges to continue to revolutionize specimen collection and transport, ensuring samples get to the lab safely.

Healthcare Quality Week is celebrated to recognize the ground-breaking achievements in healthcare quality improvement, and we are committed to improving infection testing worldwide.

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The LabReady team honors the hard work and dedication of Medical Assistants. We believe they are one of the greatest assets supporting the health infrastructure.

To appreciate the crucial role played by Medical Assistants to maintain the highest standards of patient care, the Medical Assistant Recognition Week will be celebrated from October 17 to 21, 2022. Find a moment to thank a medical assistant.

Read our blog on Medical Assistant Recognition Week here: https://bit.ly/3z1f47X

When a mom tests positive for Group B Strep, IV Penicillin drastically reduces the risk of the newborn being infected. Expectant mothers should consult their healthcare professional about prenatal testing for GBS.
Learn more about Group B Strep here: https://bit.ly/3LBsPPy.

Newborn screening is life changing. It detects babies who may be at a higher risk for certain health conditions. This allows doctors to start treatment as early as possible. We at LabReady, are raising awareness this September so that new parents-to-be or families with newborn babies can take the necessary measures required at the latest.
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Pregnant families need to know the early signs of group B Strep in newborns. Why? If missed, the outcome could cause death or life-long disabilities. For more information about GBS detection and diagnosis, click here: https://bit.ly/3ADXt5W

Identifying underlying conditions are not always apparent at the time of birth but may cause serious health consequences in your newborn later! LabReady supports #2022 Newborn Screening Awareness Month. Read more on our website now: https://bit.ly/3qZ4UQJ