Transport of medical samples is an essential element of the laboratory diagnostics process, the primary goal of which is to ensure the integrity, stability and quality of biological material at every stage of its movement – from the moment of collection to analysis in the laboratory. Properly organized transport minimizes the risk of sample degradation, contamination, loss of their diagnostic value and potential biological threats to medical personnel and the environment. In addition, precise adherence to transport standards, including appropriate temperature conditions, delivery time and compliance with applicable regulations and procedures, is crucial for obtaining reliable laboratory test results. Below are the main methods of securing medical samples by suppliers during transport.
The AI Act is a regulation adopted by the European Union regulating the use of artificial intelligence in various sectors of the economy, including health, finance and public administration. It is a groundbreaking legal act in this matter. The AI Act has a particular impact on the life science sector, as companies related to the medical industry are increasingly using artificial intelligence in biomedical research, diagnostics and the development of new therapies. The regulation introduces new regulations that entities related to the life science sector are required to implement by August 2026.
The regulation must be complied with by both EU and non-EU entities if they introduce or use AI systems on the EU market (Article 2 (c) AI Act ). Importantly, AI systems used solely for research, innovation, non-professional activities, national security, defence and military purposes are not subject to AI ACT regulations.
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On 25 February 2025 lawyers of KIELTYKA GLADKOWSKI had the honour to participate at the lecture “The presence of Albert Einstein in Polish physics | master lecture by prof. Hanoch Gutfreund and promotion of the book Maria Skłodowska-Curie • Albert Einstein. Letters /1911-1932/”.
Regulation 2024/1689 (AI Act) is the first regulation of the issue of artificial intelligence in EU law. It was issued in response to concerns related to the use of AI, including the risks of manipulation, surveillance and unequal treatment of citizens. The first provisions of the AI Act entered into force on 2 February 2025. They cover primarily the issues of AI literacy, prohibited practices and high-risk AI.
