Technology and innovation

In a quiet, yet purposeful way, the world of pathology changed with little fanfare on February 22, 2019

Newly discovered genetic alterations could indicate whether treatment or active surveillance is the best option for low-risk prostate cancer patients

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

To harness liquid biopsy’s many advantages, it’s vital to ensure appropriate testing – and cfDNA synthetic plasma reference standards can help

Accurate color representation is vital for digital imaging in histopathology – but how can viewers ensure that colors are correct and consistent?

We round up the latest news in pathology and laboratory medicine with these bite-sized stories

The spatial arrangement of immune cells could predict whether aggressive chemotherapy is the best option for patients with early-stage lung cancer

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

We sit down with Darren Treanor to discover what the digital revolution means for pathologists and how he created the revolutionary Powerwall

Despite being a young field, epigenetics has an important role to play when investigating, diagnosing, and treating complex diseases