The nominations for this year's The Pathologist Power List are open.
01/10/2020 | Simon Parker
Healthcare services face mounting pressures each winter – but rapid, reliable diagnostics can help
12/29/2019 | Luke Turner
A blood-based triage test for TB could provide a cheap and reliable point-of-care diagnostic for people in low-resource areas
12/13/2019 | Luke Turner
This year’s International Pathology Day was all about point-of-care testing – so how do the experts think quality can be delivered across the board?
12/10/2019 | Luke Turner
New synthetic scaffolds that sit under the skin and attract cancer cells could provide the earliest indication of metastasis
11/27/2019 | Rohit Jain
How can we develop laboratory standards and regulations in India to close the gap between the services we offer and the services our patients need?
11/18/2019 | Luke Turner
A new funding boost looks set to facilitate the deployment of the world’s first saliva-based rapid diagnostic test for malaria
09/20/2019 | Luke Turner
From a urine test to a coloring book, we explore the latest in pathology and laboratory medicine with these bitesized news stories
09/09/2019 | Michael Schubert
Fingerprint drug screening is fast, easy, and noninvasive – offering dignity to patients and easing the testing burden on overloaded laboratories
07/19/2019 | Luke Turner
A new, noninvasive test for assessing gut function could diagnose inflammatory bowel disease using only a small blood and stool sample.
07/02/2019 | Michael Schubert
Many previously laboratory-based tests now have rapid and reliable POCT alternatives – and primary care providers should be encouraged to use them.
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