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Mycobacteriology - Links
National Tuberculosis Centers: The Curry International Tuberculosis Center (CITC) The Heartland National Tuberculosis Center New Jersey Medical School Global Tuberculosis Institute The Southeastern National Tuberculosis Center…
Mycobacteriology - Frequently Asked Questions
Mycology - Laboratory Services
The Wadsworth Center is a reference laboratory. Use local or commercial laboratory services whenever available.Call the Order Desk at (518) 474-4175 to order kits to be tested at the Wadsworth Center.Test MenuYeast IdentificationMALDI-TOF-MS, ITS-…
Mycology - Research & Development
Recent publications are listed below. A more complete listing of publications is provided.
Mycology - Training and Education
TrainingThe Mycology Laboratory provides training to visiting scientists from academia and public health laboratories on classical, molecular and new emerging technologies pertaining to fungal pathogens.EducationIn addition, graduate and post-…
Antemortem Human Testing
Tests Performedfluorescent antibody test on punch biopsy of skin from the nuchal regionfluorescent antibody test on corneal impressionsin vitro virus isolation from salivavirus neutralization assay on serum, for evidence of rabies antibodyvirus…
Human Serology Testing
**UPDATE** We will no longer accept specimens collected in lavender top/EDTA tubes.Who can submit specimens?Testing of human serology specimens for rabies antibody: the Rabies Laboratory will test human serology specimens from employees of…
Animal Specimen Testing
Changes in Weekend/Holiday Staffing at the Rabies LaboratoryBeginning on January 9, 2017, the New York State Department of Health Rabies Laboratory will no longer routinely staff the laboratory on weekends or holidays unless the Bureau of…
Rabies - Research & Development
Rabies - Reports
Data from all Rabies Laboratory specimen submissions are available for browsing, download, and analysis at Health Data NY. Click here for current and historical data. Monthly Specimen Reports are available to the county health…
Rabies - Training & Education
The Rabies laboratory provides a unique opportunity to graduates and post-doctoral candidates including Emerging Infectious Disease Fellowships and students from the State University of New York, University at Albany College of Integrated Health…
Rabies - History
History in New York StateRabies in New York State was initially a disease carried by domestic dogs, a problem brought to all of North America by European settlers in the 1700s. With the advent of record keeping in the 1930s, reported cases of animal…
Frequently Asked Questions for Healthcare Providers
Bacteriology - Laboratory Services
The Wadsworth Center Bacteriology Laboratory serves as the New York State (NYS) public health reference laboratory providing bacterial identification and characterization. The laboratory’s unique public health services for reference level…
Bacteriology - Research & Development
Since 1995, the Bacteriology Laboratory has been developing diagnostic molecular assays to supplement the culture-based testing available.The assays are for public health purposes and are rarely commercially available. The tests used include real-…
Bacteriology - Training & Education
Educational opportunities:University at Albany, College of Integrated Health Sciences, Department of Biomedical SciencesStudent Research and VolunteersTraining opportunities:Summer interns and graduate studentsStudent Research and VolunteersAPHL-CDC…
Cores
The Wadsworth Center maintains extensive scientific core facilities in support of its investigators and their collaborators. These facilities provide expertise and access to specialized equipment and services, advise investigators and help them in…
Office of Research & Technology
The primary objectives of the Office of Research & Technology are to support the Wadsworth Center’s exceptionally large breadth of interests and activities in its pursuit of improving public health. The office offers a range of services to…
Newborn Screening - Obtaining Results
All Newborn Screening test results are available in a report format seven days after the specimen is received. If there is a special health concern (i.e. family history of a disorder, symptom of a disorder), preliminary screening results may be…
Newborn Screening Follow-up Process
For unsuitable or borderline specimens: A repeat sample is required as soon as possible. A request for a repeat will be sent to the hospital of birth designee and the responsible physician. The name of the responsible physician is listed on the…