Do changes in family and life circumstances affect how you view your patients? And if so, is that necessarily a bad thing?

The FLEX breast cancer registry intends to collect complete information on 10,000 patients over the course of 10 years

Luxembourg’s new molecular diagnostics program aims to establish the value of such analyses as a part of routine cancer care

For regions with limited infrastructure, a device that can diagnose Kaposi’s sarcoma without the need for a steady power supply could be invaluable

Predatory journals and conferences take advantage of vulnerable academics… but has the academic community itself made this possible?

An electronic gas-sensing capsule may increase diagnostic and monitoring accuracy in disorders of the digestive tract

As the new year dawns, what can we anticipate for pathology and laboratory medicine?

We sit down with GI and liver pathologist Wendy L. Frankel to discover how pathology's attractiveness altered her ambition to become a surgeon

It’s time to showcase the entire field of lab medicine – not only pathologists, but also other laboratory professionals whose work is equally vital

Sitting Down With Sarah Coupland, Professor of Pathology at the University of Liverpool