A microfluidic device reveals new insights into the function of circulating tumor cells, providing vital information on how cancers metastasize.

Pathology’s great strides forward in artificial intelligence and machine learning will bring us to the forefront of personalized medicine

Jesse McCoy explains what pathologists’ assistants do, where they come from, and how they serve as integral members of the laboratory medicine team

A blood test for placental growth factor can speed pre-eclampsia diagnosis by up to two days, reducing the likelihood of adverse events.

Automated IHC staining has limited capacity for heat-induced epitope retrieval – but a move to hybrid power lifts that barrier.

A new laser technique uses vibrations to listen to the metabolic activity of cancer cells, shedding light (and sound) on intratumoral heterogeneity.

A panel of women experts in pathology and lab medicine answer questions about gender-specific career issues.

If we want to keep pathology and laboratory medicine relevant and involved in the big decisions, we must hone our leadership and management skills.

Can you diagnose this middle-aged patient who presented with a superficial parotid mass?

We speak to bioengineer Stephen Quake to learn about the noninvasive prenatal tests that have saved thousands of pregnant women’s lives