Welcome to the third post in our series Voices from #BlackWomenInMedicine. To learn more about our mission to support Black women in...

Shortness of breath, fever, dry cough...many people are aware of the symptoms of COVID-19, but what about the pathology of the virus?...

We stand against racism, inequality and injustice. As an Asian woman who was not born in America, I have experienced racism and...

We recently stated that not only are we committed to fostering an inclusive work environment, we are also committed to helping the world...

How is it possible to educate when the best practice in today’s world is social distancing and sheltering-in-place? Like a phoenix rising...

This is the second voice we are highlighting. To learn more about our mission to support Black women in medicine and help bring more...

We recently asked #pathtwitter why it’s a good idea for third-year medical students to take a pathology rotation. When choosing...

Most hospitals and pathology departments have not yet adopted a digital workflow, let alone gone fully digital. As we covered in a recent...

In a recent poll we asked #PathTwitter, “How do you learn best when studying pathology?” The choices were Hands-on, Reading, Listening...

In parts one and two, we covered the multiple uses of Twitter by the #PathTwitter community including live tweeting at conferences, the...

We asked the #PathTwitter community to share their advice for pathologists who may be facing burnout and the response was resounding. The...

Twitter. No longer a place to just share memes and gifs and funny cat videos. If you read part one of our pathologists and social media...

Pathology pioneers are pushing the envelope and finding untapped ways to engage, connect and collaborate with the global pathology...

We have taken you on a whirlwind trip around the state of pathology in resource-limited countries, specifically in sub-Saharan Africa....

Welcome to part four of The State of Pathology in Resource-Limited Countries. In parts one, two and three we take you to sub-Saharan...

Here we are at part three of The State of Pathology in Resource-Limited Countries. We invite you to read part one and part two if you...

Welcome to part two of our five-part series about the state of pathology in resource-limited countries. We’ll continue with our coverage...

There’s no denying it: the need for pathologists is strong. If we want to treat cancer and beat cancer we need pathologists and pathology...

The microscope and accompanying boxes of glass slides have been standard tools for learning both histology and pathology. But there is a...

Welcome to part two of our blog post about digital pathology in the veterinary care setting. You read about Kristin and Rowdy in part...