Profession

Pathology and laboratory medicine are clinical disciplines, and our knowledge and functions are valuable to every field of medicine.

Study participants can offer a valuable resource to researchers deciding which unsolicited findings to report and why.

Genomic research has a diversity problem that could restrict the future effectiveness of precision medicine for minority groups

Augmented intelligence should assist us in our decision-making, but cannot fully replace the human factor

We sit down with Rick Mitchell to discover why he chose pathology and how he manages to pursue so many activities outside of the lab.

For patients to understand and appreciate our special profession, we have to do more to increase its exposure to the public

Pathologists and laboratory medicine professionals do important work – and advocacy is the key to its continuation.

Jesse McCoy explains what pathologists’ assistants do, where they come from, and how they serve as integral members of the laboratory medicine team

A panel of women experts in pathology and lab medicine answer questions about gender-specific career issues.

If we want to keep pathology and laboratory medicine relevant and involved in the big decisions, we must hone our leadership and management skills.