Although useful as an antiemetic for patients with various conditions, the drug can also lead to cannabinoid hyperemesis syndrome in longtime users, which causes nausea and vomiting.

Since fetal lung maturity (FLM) is mostly obsolete, should BS-level Medical Laboratory Science Programs stop teaching it? While board exams do often contain outdated material, all respondents agree that FLM should either no longer be taught or only briefly touched upon (e.g. only focus on lamellar body count, which is still in use) and that other aspects of maternal-fetal medicine deserve more attention. One respondent also suggested writing to the ASCP board to encourage turnover of outdated board exam questions on this subject.

The argument for additional standardization efforts in 25-hydroxyvitamin D measurement.