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April’s issue of The Pathologist sees the return of our gallery special feature for a fifth year running. We asked you, our readers, to send us your favorite artwork from the medical laboratory – and we’ve collated all the weird and wonderful submissions to create a unique and vibrant pathology art gallery! Also in this issue, Bobbi Pritt explains how to best use molecular assays in the diagnosis of infectious diseases, two high-profile innovators describe new diagnostic technologies, and Kamran Mirza investigates how others can learn from the lab’s unbiased approach to healthcare. We also sit down with Markku Miettinen, Senior Clinician and Head of the General Surgical Pathology Section, Laboratory of Pathology, National Cancer Institute/National Institutes of Health, Bethesda, Maryland, USA.

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Articles featured in this issue

Subspecialties Hematology

In Focus: Diffuse Large B-Cell Lymphoma

04/04/2020 | Iffat Jamal

Diffuse large B-cell lymphoma, the most common non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma, rarely presents in the leukemic phase – but what happens when it does?

Subspecialties Hematology

Hematology: Challenges and Opportunities

03/27/2020 | Michael Schubert

Some of the key challenges and shortfalls identified in a recent survey of the hematology laboratory workforce

Outside the Lab Profession

Business in Brief

02/07/2020 | Luke Turner

Discover some of the latest business announcements from the world of laboratory medicine

Diagnostics COVID-19

Behind the COVID Curve

04/01/2020 | Luke Turner

Diagnostic testing for coronavirus suffered from a slow initial response in the US – but officials are ramping up efforts to get back on track

Subspecialties COVID-19

What’s Up With Bats?

03/11/2020 | Michael Schubert

Why are viruses that originate in bats so virulent when they infect human hosts?

Outside the Lab COVID-19

Yes, We Gly-Can!

04/01/2020 | Michael Schubert

Glycans used in the SARS-CoV-2 infectious process could offer faster, easier diagnosis

Outside the Lab Profession

The Kids’ Club

03/19/2020

How X-WOW! is helping to inspire the next generation of African scientists by introducing them to the enthralling world of microscopy

Diagnostics Microscopy and imaging

Case of the Month

03/27/2020

A 59-year-old man presented with left upper quadrant discomfort and was found to have hepatosplenomegaly – but what is your diagnosis?

Diagnostics Genetics and epigenetics

The African Imperative

04/05/2020 | Aminu Yakubu

Genomics research is hampered by the fact that current reference genomes don’t take into account the vast diversity of human populations

Outside the Lab Training and education

A Model Career

03/02/2020 | William Schreiber

If we want to encourage medical students to choose pathology, we have to serve as visible role models for the profession

Diagnostics Microscopy and imaging

The Future of Microscope Imaging

03/31/2020 | Jürgen Reymann

Microscopy is an ever-evolving field – and its next step may be into fully integrated, digitized systems that offer a wealth of new information

Inside the Lab Digital and computational pathology

AI’s Evolving Role

03/13/2020 | Gillian Beamer

Gillian Beamer gives her view on the future of AI in pathology, including how she uses algorithms to diagnose infection with tuberculosis

Outside the Lab COVID-19

Laboratories in the Age of the Pandemic

04/01/2020 | E. Blair Holladay

Laboratory medicine is key to fighting the pandemic, but we must work together to provide the best information and services to clinicians and patients