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Healthcare management and patient care both benefit when oncology biomarker testing is performed in-house

A pangolin coronavirus has been found to share spike protein structural similarities with SARS-CoV-2 – suggesting it could infect humans

With a new wave of advanced biomarker research on the horizon, spatial phenotyping can support researchers from bench to bedside

We showcase some of the best and most beautiful pathology images from the lab – from the sublime to the hilarious and more...

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