Testing, Testing Everywhere
November 27, 2017
The hazard of over-testing in hospitalized patients is very real – but how do we change this?
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False
November 2017
In our November 2017 issue, we take a look at the practical side of digital pathology: if you’ve decided to transition, what happens next? The problem with biobanks, the issue of over-testing, and the drawbacks of population databases in non-European populations also feature, and we sit down with Ian Cree, head of the WHO Classification of Tumors Group.
Bad Grades for Gleason
November 27, 2017
A new grading system for prostate carcinoma – and how you can adopt it in your laboratory
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A Renal Failure
November 27, 2017
Can two new biomarker assays offer a superior alternative to current AKI tests?
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Digital Pathology: Behind the Scenes
November 27, 2017
Every successful digital pathologist needs the support of the right infrastructure
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Practically Perfect In Every Way
November 27, 2017
With so many data storage and sharing possibilities, how can we match infrastructure to needs?
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Connecting Your Digital World
November 27, 2017
So you want to transition to digital pathology. How will you store and share images?
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Tiny Patients, Huge Difference
November 27, 2017
Pediatric pathology is suffering from a lack of new members - why?
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International Man of Pathology
November 27, 2017
Ian Cree, Head, WHO Classification of Tumors Group, International Agency for Research on Cancer
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The World (of IHC) Is Not Enough
November 27, 2017
As a qualitative assay, immunohistochemistry does the job. But do we need more?
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Digital Pathology Is Not Our Enemy…
November 27, 2017
It could actually be our strongest ally, but only if we get on board fast
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