Often thought of as “behind the scenes” workers, COVID-19 has shown that pathologists and laboratory medicine professionals are key to patient care

Laboratory medicine is key to fighting the pandemic, but we must work together to provide the best information and services to clinicians and patients

Lessons learned over the long history of pathology and laboratory medicine can help us to change patient care – and keep our discipline at its core

Pathologists and laboratory medicine professionals are a crucial part of the Olympic Games and other elite sporting events

We give of ourselves to our patients in many ways – but we must not forget to give to our peers and colleagues as well

Pathologists and laboratory medicine professionals must take informatics data from concept to clinic

Each sample we see comes from a patient – and only by remembering that can we play our vital role in delivering coordinated, personalized health care

Recognition of our achievements is the first step forward – and building upon them is the next.

Pathologists and laboratory professionals have a responsibility to engage with patients and the public to raise awareness of their vital work

No investment is more important for laboratory quality and patient care than investment in laboratory personnel.