Zakeri Clinical Testing Inc

Established in 1986, CompuNet Clinical Laboratories is a leading clinical diagnostic laboratory located in Dayton, Ohio. It serves physicians, patients and hospitals in Ohio. It has a group of medical doctors who are certified in clinical and anatomic pathology. The laboratory specializes in various areas, such as surgical pathology, transfusion medicine, cytopathology, clinical chemistry and microbiology. Additionally, its areas of specialization include genitourinary pathology, microbiology and immunophenotyping. The laboratory also has expertise in various other areas, such as hematopathology, including flow cytometry and coagulation. CompuNet Clinical Laboratories is accredited by the College of American Pathologists and the American Association of Blood Banks.

A-Lab is an independent materials testing facility that provides a range of machining solutions. It operates The Martha R. Gray Metals Reference Library, which has more than 500 periodicals and features stained glass, shelving and original oak furnishings. The company also operates a full-service machine shop that provides sample preparation services according to the American Society for Testing and Materials directions. A-Lab s analytical chemistry department provides the qualitative and quantitative analysis of materials. It offers analysis that is useful in the research and development of future products, as well as the investigation of failure of current products. The company s metallography department helps in the processing of materials and offers the microstructural examination and visual evaluation of fracture surfaces. A-Lab is a part of Gray America Corporation and is accredited by the Performance Review Institute and the Society of Automotive Engineers

The Dayton Clinical Oncology Program, Inc., established in 1983, is a regional nonprofit cancer research consortium dedicated to reducing cancer incidence and mortality through improved treatment and prevention. As one of the initial members of the National Cancer Institute's Community Clinical Oncology Program, it has participated in over 1,500 clinical trials, providing local access to state-of-the-art cancer research for communities in the Miami Valley and beyond. With more than 8,000 participants in clinical trials, the program aims to discover better methods for preventing and treating cancer. Collaborating with local hospitals, universities, and physicians, the Dayton Clinical Oncology Program continues to offer NCI-funded clinical trials and is committed to advancing cancer care through innovative research. Generated from the website