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Every member of the medical laboratory has one thing in common – a deep love of their discipline and the work they do every day to benefit others

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

Autopsy is declining, but death investigation is still vital. What is the alternative?

This month's case involves a retroperitonaeal tumor from a man with a history of familial tumor syndrome

Automating RNA detection and chromogenic ISH offers a faster, easier way to obtain an accurate picture of molecular pathways

University, is also chairman emeritus of his department and an attending pathologist and senior autopsy consultant at Thomas Jefferson University Hospital. He’s a well-recognized and much-honored pathologist

Megha Joshi interviews Vijay Joshi on his long and storied career as a pediatric pathologist

The birth of a new PA program – and why such programs are vital to the future of the laboratory

Pathology doesn’t just need a place in medical school curricula – it needs to be prepared to take advantage of that place

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