How the pathologist’s service to a patient is a rare example of an unbiased approach to healthcare – and life

To get ahead of COVID-19, we need rapid diagnosis and treatment – so technology developers are focusing on molecular diagnostics

Laboratory testing can help us understand the COVID-19 pandemic and make responsible choices for population health

We interview Sarah Garner to learn how she became a pathologists’ assistant and what the profession involves on a typical day

A new UK initiative connects scientists, laboratories, and hospitals in the fight against COVID-19

We celebrate some of the most beautiful hidden artwork from the medical laboratory – from stunning slides to abstract artistry and more...

Markku Miettinen shares observations from an illustrious career in surgical pathology from both a research and a clinical perspective

Genomics research is hampered by the fact that current reference genomes don’t take into account the vast diversity of human populations

Diffuse large B-cell lymphoma, the most common non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma, rarely presents in the leukemic phase – but what happens when it does?

Glycans used in the SARS-CoV-2 infectious process could offer faster, easier diagnosis