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Regulated Medical Waste Program - Statutes & Regulations
Public Health Law Article 13, Title XIIIStorage, Treatment and Disposal of Regulated Medical Waste Section 1389-aa to 1389-ggClick hereEnter "Section 1389-aa" in the search boxClick "Public Health Law Article 13T13"10 New York Code of Rules and…
Kerri Kluetzman, PhD
The primary objectives of this lab are to combine expertise in transgenic technologies with reproductive sciences in an effort to generate relevant mouse models and to study developmental and genetic origins of disease. Successful reproduction…
About Wadsworth Center
Please click the square above for a downloadable pdf containing an overview of Wadsworth Center. Wadsworth Center is a science-based community committed to protecting and improving the health of New Yorkers through laboratory analysis,…
Wadsworth Center, NYS Department of Health Privacy Policy
Introduction
Thank you for visiting the New York State Department of Health, Wadsworth Center website. This website is designed to make it easier and more efficient for individuals and businesses to interact with the New York State Department of…
Mycobacteriology - Specimen Packaging & Shipping
Ordering Packaging/Shipping Materials
To request shipping materials please contact the New York State order desk at: 518-474-4175. The New York State order desk supplies 2 different kits for Mycobacteriology specimens: Specimen…
Joseph Orsini, PhD
The primary research aim of the newborn screening lysosomal storage disease (LSD) and X-linked adrenoleukodystrophy (X-ALD) screening laboratory is to simplify and automate published low capacity newborn screening assays in order to transform them…
Grant Services
The Office of Research & Technology offers services to assist investigators in the coordination, development and submission of Research Grant and Contract Applications. Services provided include coordination for multi-investigator grant…
Intellectual Property & Technology Transfer
The Bayh-Dole Act became federal law in 1980. It mandates that non-profit institutions own and patent intellectual property that is discovered through government research funding. These inventions are offered for license for commercial development,…
Inter-institutional Agreements
The Wadsworth Center is committed to making research findings available to the public in compliance with the Bayh-Dole Act and Federal sponsor requirements for the recipients of federal Research Grants and Contracts. The following offers…
Manuscript Clearance & Copyright Transfer
Manuscript ClearanceAny manuscript in which the Wadsworth Center is given institutional credit (even if the author(s) are no longer employed by the Wadsworth Center or HRI) must be submitted to the Office of Research & Technology for clearance…
Scientific Programs
Wadsworth Center’s Seminar SeriesThe Center sponsors a wide variety of seminars to provide specific scientific benefits and intellectual enrichment to the Wadsworth Center community and beyond. Seminars are generally initiated by invitations from an…
Scientific Interactions
The Wadsworth Center supports an exceptionally large breadth of interests and activities that ultimately focus on improving public health. Many of these activities are intellectually enhanced by interactive collaborations.The Center recognizes that…
Karen J. Chave, PhD
I am the Director of the Wadsworth Center Protein Expression Core. This core performs recombinant expression and purification of proteins in E. coli, insect and mammalian expression systems. I have over 30 years of experience in the field and…
Buu N. Tran, PhD
Dr. Tran’s research at the Wadsworth Center involves the Food Emergency Response Network (FERN) program of the Division of Environmental Health Sciences. His primary work focuses on the analysis of unknown chemicals in foods including toxic…
Bacterial Drug Resistance
As Americans in the 21st century, we take it for granted that antibiotics will cure us from all sorts of infectious diseases. Yet, it is only 100 years ago that 9 out of 1000 women died during childbirth, 30% of children did not survive their first…
Alexander T. Ciota, PhD
Dr. Ciota is the Director of the Arbovirus Laboratory, which performs surveillance, clinical testing, and research of arthropod-borne viruses (arboviruses). The lab studies both mosquito and tick-borne agents including the flaviviruses West Nile…
Bloodborne Viruses - Clinical Testing
The Bloodborne Viruses Laboratory (BVL) serves as the public health reference laboratory for human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) and hepatitis C virus (HCV) testing in New York State. Our clinical testing program is focused on providing services not…
Bloodborne Viruses - Research & Development
The Bloodborne Viruses Laboratory’s applied research program includes developing molecular and serological laboratory methods to address clinical testing and surveillance needs. The laboratory also collaborates with internal and external…
Bloodborne Viruses - Frequently Asked Questions
Alternative Technologies
The Regulated Medical Waste Program is responsible for approving alternative technologies to treat regulated medical waste prior to their installation at healthcare facilities.FacilitiesUpon installation of an approved technology, facilities must…