"Asia-Pacific Federation for Clinical Biochemistry and Laboratory Medicine (APFCB)", constituting 18 member countries across the Asia-Pacific region, promotes a variety of scientific/educational activities through several committees.
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The Clinical Biochemist Reviews is published quarterly, and contains scientific reviews of topics relevant to clinical biochemistry. It is the only journal devoted.
The primary mission of the Indian Journal of Clinical Biochemistry is to serve the public interest in health care by providing leadership in clinical laboratory science.
Full Text CBR articles are available after publication via PubMed.
3 February, 2022
Within-subject biological variation (CV i ) is a fundamental aspect of laboratory medicine, from interpretation of serial results, partitioning of reference intervals and setting analytical performance specifications....
22 July, 2020
Our recent survey of 44 mass spectrometry laboratories across 17 countries identified variation in internal standard (IS) choice for the measurement of serum ....
29 September, 2020
India, with diabetes mellitus (DM) prevalence of nearly 7%, contributes 20% of the DM population in the world. The diagnosis and management of DM is largely dependant on laboratory parameters....
August, 2021
Correct interpretation of pathology results is a requirement for accurate diagnosis and appropriate patient management. Clinical Pathologists and Scientists are increasingly focusing on providing quality....
August, 2022
Between-subject biological variation (CVg) is an important parameter in several aspects of laboratory practice, including setting of analytical performance specificat Using simulations, we compare the performance ....
May, 2022
Indirect reference intervals and biological variation studies heavily rely on statistical methods to separate pathological and non-pathological subpopulations within....
Clinical Biochemistry is a rapidly advancing stream both technologically and conceptually. APFCB members can stay up to date by connecting to the new APFCB website launching January 2023. The website hosts all the latest information regarding the recent advances in the field of Clinical Biochemistry through very interactive social media platforms of Facebook, Instagram and Twitter.
