Training and education

Carol Robinson, first female chemistry professor at Oxford and Cambridge, shares her views on gender equality in science

Without these vital medical procedures, doctors would still be working in ignorance

Use of human anatomical pathology specimens is on the decline – but 3D printing may facilitate their safe and ethical comeback

A 60-year-old female presented with an intermittent cough and shortness of breath – but what is the diagnosis?

How MD Anderson Cancer Center brought hematopathology education online – and delivered it to participants around the world

Integrating medical students into surrounding underserved communities may be the key to improving access to healthcare

How a summer research program for high school students opened them up to a brand-new world of science, medicine, and more

A journey across the Great Divides to reach the laboratory

The medical laboratory is in the spotlight like never before – so now is the perfect time to use that attention to promote lab medicine as a career

Rebecca Johnson of the American Board of Pathology responds to Michael Multan’s article, “On Investigating Death”