Training and education

How can we prevent burnout among pathologists and laboratory medicine professionals who have a busy travel schedule?

From a urine test to a coloring book, we explore the latest in pathology and laboratory medicine with these bitesized news stories

Kristen Adams explores the recruitment crisis plaguing forensic pathology and how we can combat these shortages

The Association of Pathology Chairs’ annual meeting offers valuable information for pathologists and lab medicine professionals at every career stage

A 70-year-old woman underwent hysterectomy and salpingo-oophorectomy for endometrial adenocarcinoma. Can you solve the case?

Continuing professional development is a challenge – particularly as the speed of technological development increases and time becomes more precious

Charles van Heyningen describes the evolution of pediatric laboratory medicine and the need for a specialty devoted to the lab needs of young patients

This nine-year-old boy was diagnosed with pediatric chronic myeloid leukemia – but what’s the difference between adult and pediatric CML patients?

The WHO’s Classification of Tumors series is entering its fifth edition – and many accessibility improvements make the latest Blue Books the best yet

After dedicating over 30 years to improving healthcare in deprived countries, Ann Nelson reflects on her career and the importance of medical outreach