Inside the Lab

Diseases like diabetes can be tracked using a high-tech noninvasive contact lens

Three gurus weigh in on what computational pathology holds for pathologists and the future of the field

IBM's Watson takes a dive into the field of genomics to look for actionable cancer mutations

Helping patients not only offers them peace of mind, but also shows pathology's value

Interacting with patients can empower them to become leaders in their medical management

Pathologists, patients and primary care providers need to communicate with one another

Patients and pathologists discuss their experiences with patient-centered care and share the value it holds for them

New recommendations for NGS bioinformatics pipelines aim to standardize sequencing

Boosting awareness of overutilization may not be enough - we must tackle the drivers

Victor Tron, Past-President of the Canadian Association of Pathologists, Chief of Laboratory Medicine at St. Michael’s and St. Joseph’s Hospitals, and Professor at the University of Toronto, Canada