The Pathology Grand Tour

Cytopathologist Eva Wojcik and GI/Liver Pathology Fellow Dana Razzano talk about their day-to-day life in the lab, their journey into cytopathology, and the impact that COVID-19 has had on the profession.

Molecular pathologists Ann Moyer and Manuel Salto-Tellez share insight into life in the lab, molecular pathology’s place within the clinical care team, and why the field is so important.

Akanksha Gupta and Rashmi Kanagal-Shamanna introduce us to the science of blood, their work as hematopathologists, and what makes their discipline so unique – and so intriguing.

We speak to clinical chemist Leanne O’Connor and consultant clinical scientist Gareth McKeeman about the role of chemistry in the laboratory and what it’s like to be on the chemical side of pathology and laboratory medicine.

Pediatric pathologists Oscar Lopez-Nuñez and Miguel Reyes-Mugica share insight into life in the lab, how pediatric pathology differs from other laboratory subspecialties, and how parenthood has made them better pathologists.

Renal pathologist Mei Lin Bissonnette and oral and maxillofacial pathologist Hayley Pincott introduce us to their unique disciplines, how they fit into the wider picture of pathology, and the changing field of histopathology.

Dermatopathologist Rajendra Singh and pulmonary pathologist Melanie Bois talk about their work in the lab, what histopathologists do all day, and the similarities and differences between their fields.

Veterinary pathologists Nicola Parry and Chiara Palmieri share what they get up to in the lab, the skills they feel make a good veterinary pathologist, and what they think the future holds for the field.

Infectious disease specialist Céline Gounder and clinical immunopathologist Michael Shurin discuss life in the laboratory and how their profession has changed in the recent past.

Forensic pathologist Marianne Hamel and associate medical examiner Nicole Jackson share insight into life in the lab, tell us about their most memorable cases, and debunk the biggest misconceptions about forensic pathology.