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.

Pathologists and laboratory medicine professionals do important work – and advocacy is the key to its continuation.

The big data we generate every day in the lab can lead to better and more efficient patient care

Constant updates to our knowledge are the key to staying at the top of our professional game

How philanthropy can combat burnout among pathologists and laboratory medicine professionals

To advance laboratory science and medicine, we must focus equally on people, policies, and practices

Laboratories in under-resourced areas need not only equipment, but also training, leadership, and long-distance access to experts for consultation

Our job as pathologists is to ensure the quality and efficiency of patient testing by educating both ourselves and our clinical colleagues