Technology and innovation

New digital pathology pilot program is exploring ways to turn early cancer diagnosis into reality.

A computer algorithm could help shed light on the origins of metastatic cancers

Raman spectroscopy teamed with mass spectrometry could deliver fast diagnoses in brain cancer.

Learning games are underused, but offer an effective way to engage students and could help them understand and retain knowledge.

A new imaging modality could make it possible to navigate tissue specimens with the speed and detail of Google Maps

Researchers hope to create a device that can draw, process and test blood in just 30 minutes

A new device, the Cytosponge, could pair with biomarker testing to offer an effective, low-cost way to diagnose and stratify Barrett’s esophagus

Tumor-activated DNA minicircles offer a potential solution for cancer detection, treatment, or both.

Molecular diagnostics provide us with huge amounts of data – but, as a profession, we’re still working on the best ways of collecting and using it

Will the risk of miscarriage or the promise of twins make it into at-home tests?