The seventh installment of our COVID-19 outbreak diaries from pathologists and laboratory medicine professionals around the world

A new chip can quickly and automatically type blood in emergencies

A new computational tool may help identify cancer driver mutations in noncoding regions of the genome

What ctDNA and CTCs can tell us about the likelihood of breast cancer survival and recurrence

A new algorithm may help identify rare circulating tumor cells to improve liquid biopsy

We round up some of the latest developments in the world of pathology and laboratory medicine

Our world is changing faster than ever – and we must not only keep up with it, but help others do the same

Testing for changes in the levels of multiple markers could provide rapid insights into sepsis

We must address racism, bias, and inequality in science – and amplify the voices of those who are striving for change

When it’s too risky to go for blood tests, the blood tests must come to the patient