June 2020 Issue of The Pathologist

The COVID-19 pandemic highlights the need to move toward a global healthcare system – before the next pandemic hits

A new approach to 3D tissue staining provides a detailed insight into whole organs at the cellular level

Discover how to transform a prototype into a rapid, sensitive COVID-19 test in just 11 weeks

Discover June’s Image of the Month, which features photos taken using biochemical quantitative phase imaging with mid-infrared photothermal effect

The third installment of our series of weird and wonderful medical terms and diagnoses that you probably weren't aware of

A 61-year-old female with systemic lupus erythematosus presented with a three-week fever, hypoxia, and hypotension – but what’s your diagnosis?

In-house testing offers labs the ability to research, educate, and achieve complete coordination with clinical colleagues

Too many laboratory resources are spent on performance analytics and improvement – but what if digital pathology platforms could take that work away?

Medical outreach is essential for patient safety and a successful democracy – so we must step up and do what we can to inform the public

Pathologists and laboratory medicine professionals are curators of COVID-19 research and testing

Pathologist’s assistants play a key role in educating residents in the laboratory

Minimal residual disease testing by immunosequencing can yield vital information about patients’ disease and management

The potential impact of deworming on tuberculosis treatment

Liquid biopsy is minimally invasive and easily accessible – but what information can a new multiplexed assay provide from circulating tumor DNA?

Even after thousands of years, tuberculosis remains a killer – but AI-assisted research into diverse populations may help

The process of naming bacteria follows specific rules – but do you know what they are?

We speak to Harsh Mohan about pathology education in India and his work on the renowned Textbook of Pathology