Seven people died in the 2025 Harlem Legionnaires’ outbreak. New NYC cooling tower rules just went into effect. Here’s why qPCR changes the monitoring equation.
After Harlem: Why qPCR Is Replacing Culture for Building Water Pathogen Monitoring Read More »
Climate models predict aflatoxin will reach the US Corn Belt by 2031. Grain processors, food labs, and feed manufacturers need to get ahead of it now.
Aflatoxin Is Moving North. Here’s What Grain Safety Labs Need Now Read More »
The EPA lowered the lead action level to 10 ppb in 2024 — and now PFAS rules are shifting again. Here’s what tightening standards mean for water testing programs.
The EPA Just Moved the Goalposts on Lead. Is Your Testing Ready? Read More »
A never-before-seen red tide species devastated Australian coastlines for over a year. Here’s what it means for shellfish toxin testing programs worldwide.
When Red Tide Goes Global: A New Era for Shellfish Safety Testing Read More »
HABs are making headlines in 2026 — from Lake Erie forecasts to record sargassum. Here’s what’s driving algal bloom concerns and how rapid detection helps.
Algal Bloom Crisis 2026: What’s in the News Read More »
Guanitoxin is among the most lethal cyanotoxins — yet almost no HAB monitoring program tests for it. Learn why, and what labs can do now.
The Cyanotoxin No One Is Testing For Read More »
Saxitoxin detection kits for PSP monitoring in freshwater, shellfish, and drinking water. Rapid lateral flow, ELISA, and qPCR assay options from Attogene.
Saxitoxin Testing Kits for PSP Monitoring Read More »
South Australia’s Karenia bloom — one of the largest HAB events ever recorded — shows why rapid lateral flow testing for microcystin, saxitoxin, cylindrospermopsin, and anatoxin-a is critical. Explore Attogene’s field-deployable detection kits and qPCR tools for environmental monitoring teams.
Algal Bloom Crisis: How Rapid Testing Responds Read More »
Recreational Water Watch for Lake Hartwell Read More »
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