Training and education

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”

Volume 13 of our COVID-19 pandemic diaries from pathologists and laboratory medicine professionals around the world

Discover the beauty of the gross examination – and learn about the guidelines that govern it

Though autopsies are declining, how do Canadian pathology residents feel about the role of autopsy in their education?

The lab is at the forefront of not just patient care, but also patient education – and now, more than ever, we must strive to keep it there

Updated: We sit down with Vinay Kumar, Professor at Biological Sciences Division and The Pritzker School of Medicine

Are images still relevant in pathology and laboratory medicine? Yes – but they are no longer the only pillar upon which the field stands

At 85, Henry Appelman shares what his lengthy and illustrious career in gastrointestinal pathology has taught him

Data visualizations from the world of pathology book publishing