A celebration of the inspirational figures behind innovation and achievement in pathology and laboratory medicine
06/23/2017 | Fedra Pavlou
Worried about the future of pathology? It's time to work together to become leaders.
05/19/2017 | Gene Elliott
Can laboratories cope with the rising pressure to adopt new diagnostic technologies?
05/19/2017 | Ulysses Balis
Could patient-facing pathologists close the information gap?
05/19/2017 | Carol Cheung
Tools that quantify the (increasing) workloads of (increasingly) busy pathologists can help with staffing decisions
05/19/2017 | Raymond Maung
Just how much should pathologists be working - and what happens if we exceed our limits?
05/19/2017 | Rodrigo Martinez-Duarte
Miniature detection technologies are evolving fast – but unevolved sample preparation is holding us back
05/19/2017 | David Booker
Open minds and eyes are the requirements for the future of pathology
04/24/2017 | Marcio Gomes
Pathology training in Canada is transitioning from knowledge-based to competency-based
04/21/2017 | Alexandra Wolanskyj
To effectively assess medical learning, we must use milestones of competency
04/21/2017 | Michael Schubert
Medical education is no longer about what you know, but what you do with it
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