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About
Dr. Kyle Riding received his BS in medical laboratory science from the University of Massachusetts Dartmouth and his PhD in public health/epidemiology from Walden University.
Dr. Riding has been a member and active volunteer for ASCLS and various constituent societies since 2004, having served as ASCLS Student Forum Chair, FYP Director, member and chair of various committees and task forces. Most notably, he is ASCLS President.
In his spare time, he enjoys outdoor activities with his two dogs.
Specialties
- •Clinical Chemistry/Clinical Biochemistry
- •Hematology/Hemostasis
- •Laboratory Education
- •Immunology/Immunohematology
- •Clinical Chemistry
- •Hematology
- •Lab Education
Education
- •University of Massachusetts Dartmouth
- •Walden University
Articles & Publications
On Diagnostic Equity
- Are Low Values of Liver Enzymes Concerning?
- Are Normal Values of Lab Tests Race-Dependent?
- Bilirubin Explained: What Your Lab Values Say About Liver and Blood Health
- Diagnostic Testing Inequities in Men | What Factors Contribute?
- Do Blood Test Reference Ranges Vary From State to State?
- Do Complete Blood Count Reference Ranges Differ Globally?
- How Does Alcohol Consumption Impact Your Liver?
- Vegan Blood Test Deficiencies: Key Nutrients to Monitor
- What Are PCR, qPCR, RT-PCR, and Their Differences?
- What Are Thrombocytes and Why Do They Matter?
- What Can Be Learned From Trends and Changes in Our Blood Tests?
- What Does My White Blood Cell Count Tell My Healthcare Team?
- What Is a Complete Blood Count (CBC) Test?
- What Is Prothrombin Time?
- What Is the Importance of a Urinalysis?
- What Is the Relation Between Glucose Levels and Hemoglobin A1C?
- What Liver Enzymes Are Included in an LFT Panel?
- What Preparation Is Needed for a Complete Blood Count (CBC) Test?
- What Urinalysis Tests Are Used to Check for Various Illnesses?
- Why Has Race Been Used to Calculate an eGFR?
- Why Is a Basic Metabolic Panel Important?