WEBINAR

Unraveling Bacterial Vaginosis: Diagnostic Methods and Challenges in BV Testing and Management 

February 26, 2025 - 1pm ET

60 minute webinar with live Q&A

This webinar will review contemporary knowledge of the vaginal microbiome and the implications of disrupting its balance of bacteria resulting in Bacterial Vaginosis, traditional vs non-traditional testing methods, and the diagnostic implications and potential challenges of self-collection methods.

Join us on Wednesday, February 26 at 1pm Eastern for a free webinar on  "Unraveling Bacterial Vaginosis: Diagnostic Methods and Challenges in BV Testing and Management," sponsored by Seegene USA and hosted by Dark Daily. 

Sign up here for the February 26 webinar.

• Identify the importance of testing for Bacterial Vaginosis and describe the challenges of proper diagnosis. 
• Discuss and compare the current methods of testing in today's market: traditional vs non-traditional. 
•  Analyze multiplex molecular testing and examine its value (or significance) in the proper diagnosis and treatment of Bacterial Vaginosis.
  
  

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Dr. Donna Wolk

Division Chief, Molecular and Microbial Diagnostics and Development

Dr. Wolk serves as the Division Director for “Microbial Diagnostics and Development” in the Department of Laboratory Medicine at Geisinger, an integrated healthcare delivery network focusing on wellness, precision medicine, and population health. She is a Professor at Geisinger Commonwealth School of Medicine and the lead investigator for Geisinger’s Centers for Infectious Disease Diagnostics and Laboratory Innovations and Outcomes. Her translational research efforts focus on the evaluation and evidence-based integration of new technology for infectious disease diagnostics and documentation of value-based laboratory medicine.

Dr. Wolk is a recipient of the American Society for Microbiology’s BD Award for Clinical Research in Microbiology, and her career was highlighted as one of the scientists described in the ASM Press book entitled “Women in Microbiology.” She is featured as part of the WikiProject for Women Scientists.  

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