A two-stage model featuring point of care sepsis testing and follow-up lab results could improve treatment and reduce the risk of mortality

As digital pathology comes ever closer, social media can help us hone our skills in preparation

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

Our job as pathologists is to ensure the quality and efficiency of patient testing by educating both ourselves and our clinical colleagues

Predatory journals and conferences take advantage of vulnerable academics… but has the academic community itself made this possible?

When medical supplies contain products of human or animal origin, they risk potential contamination with potentially fatal prion diseases

Laboratories in under-resourced areas need not only equipment, but also training, leadership, and long-distance access to experts for consultation

As the new year dawns, what can we anticipate for pathology and laboratory medicine?

How the Royal College of Pathologists of Australasia invites science and medical undergraduates to experience pathology

Specimen misidentification is not uncommon in pathology – but specialized printing solutions can reduce the likelihood of error