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Inhibitors of the programmed cell death-1 (PD-1/PD-L1) signaling axis are approved to treat non-small cell lung cancer (NSCLC) patients. However, most NSCLC patients do not respond to PD-(L)1 blockade as single agents, and intratumoral immune infiltrates involved in the response to these therapies remain poorly characterized.

Genomic profiling in precision oncology is transforming cancer care for your patients.

Patients diagnosed with CML 20 years ago could live for around five years.

Leaders of the digital pathology associations in Europe (ESDIP), United States (DPA) and Japan (JDPA) have joined forces to accelerate the adoption of digital pathology.

ChipCytometry™ is a novel precise spatial multiplexing imaging platform that combines iterative immuno-fluorescent staining with high-dynamic range imaging to facilitate quantitative phenotyping with single-cell resolution.

The spread of breast cancer to lymph nodes is a crucial factor in determining patient outcome and treatment.

In this webinar, Dr. Jonathan Nowak and Grady Carlson discuss the application of digital pathology and multiplex imaging to study gastrointestinal cancers with a focus on profiling all cell types in the tumor microenvironment.

Understanding the role of distinct cellular phenotypes in tissue function, development, and pathogenesis requires tools that can rapidly and consistently quantify the expression of multiple proteins while preserving spatial information.

Traceability strongly affects the post-analytical phase particularly regarding the definition of traceable reference intervals and decision limits, and the pre-analytical phase.

As the digital revolution transforms the way cytopathology labs work, the transition can be scary for some

Assessing gene expression with morphological context is critical to our understanding of biology and the progression of disease.

Decision support tools based on machine learning techniques show great promise to support pathologists, ease their ever-increasing workload and improve patient care.