While we believe digital slide scanners offer supreme image quality and efficient workflow, you don’t need a slide scanner to take and...

Welcome to our first Quarterly Research Roundup! In addition to the end-of-year Research Roundup we brought you in 2020 and 2021, each...

Gender disparities in cardiovascular health In keeping with the American Heart Month spirit, this blog post serves to take a closer look...

Since 1921, heart disease has been the leading cause of death in the United States. With recent advancements such as 3D printing of...

It’s that time of year when we bring research to you. We did the heavy lifting, scouring multiple peer-reviewed journals to find papers...

We present to you the papers we read this summer and found impactful. Digital Pathology/Artificial Intelligence Integrated digital...

Do you ever wonder what brilliant scientists were like when they were younger? What were their interests? What did they find fascinating?...

In part one of Standardized Structured Reporting (SSR) in Pathology, Dr. Snehal Sonawane explained the importance of SSR and why it...

The future colleagues you will meet and mentor are in medical school today. In a world filled with artificial intelligence and machine...

Like many conferences over the past year, 2021 marked USCAP’s first virtual conference in its 110-year history. College of American...

#PathMatch21, the hashtag that has MS4s on a rollercoaster of emotions. This year’s Match was unique in that COVID-19 caused everything...

As we continue our series Scoping COVID-19, we are now going to take a look at how remote pathology education has soared during the...

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...

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

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