A story of war, famine, epigenetics, and how all three colluded to change the phenotype of a generation of babies – and beyond

It’s time to showcase the entire field of lab medicine – not only pathologists, but also other laboratory professionals whose work is equally vital

Can you diagnose this young man's solitary nodule of the lower right lobe and bilateral tree-in-bud opacities?

A collaboration between industry, academia, and the clinic could lead to more efficient, more personalized cancer diagnosis and treatment

Collaboration and communication are often confused with one another. In fact, they are quite distinct, and pathologists must become skilled at both

New biomarker sensing technology can detect miniscule concentrations of molecules in the blood to assist with patient monitoring

Epigenetics may combine with liquid biopsy to offer an effective way of detecting early-stage cancers and recurrences

Flow cytometric immunophenotyping can assist with the diagnosis of a range of lymphoid and myeloid neoplasms

We sit down with Malak Abedalthagafi to talk about the biggest issues facing pathology and how she has adapted to working around the globe

From cell biology to gastrointestinal and liver pathology, Fatima Carneiro has achieved great heights in the field. She talks about her achievements, the problems facing the discipline, and how young pathologists can succeed