What ctDNA and CTCs can tell us about the likelihood of breast cancer survival and recurrence

Cynthia Cohen describes over 40 years of progress in immunohistochemistry and how it has shaped the workflow of the medical laboratory

A new algorithm may help identify rare circulating tumor cells to improve liquid biopsy

Establishing an accurate, understandable classification system for conjunctival epithelial pigmentations

We round up some of the latest developments in the world of pathology and laboratory medicine

New AI technology uses H&E images to create an alternative path for molecular diagnostics

To make best use of AI, it must be responsive and adapt to pathologists’ needs

The sixth volume of our COVID-19 pandemic diaries from pathologists and laboratory medicine professionals from around the world

A five-year-old male post-renal transplant presented to his nephrologist with increasing creatinine – but what is your diagnosis?

The fifth iteration of our series of weird and wonderful medical terms and diagnoses that you probably weren’t aware of