July 30, 2025

Are we Bypassing the Biomarker Experts?

Four genitourinary leaders discuss the critical role of pathologists in molecular cancer testing

The Pathologist

July 29, 2025

Blue Books: Global Guidelines, Local Blind Spots

A more equitable World Health Organization is crucial for global diagnostics

The Pathologist

July 22, 2025

Are Patients Leading the PFAS Response?

As public awareness rises, doctors are being called to bridge the knowledge gap, offer screening, and guide patients through complex and evolving risks.

KFF Health News

July 21, 2025

The Climate-Disease Connection

Global health resilience starts with fast, accessible, and adaptable diagnostics, says infectious disease expert Ephraim Tsalik

The Pathologist

July 10, 2025

The End of the LDT Battle

A landmark decision favors autonomy – but reignites the accountability conversation

The Pathologist

July 07, 2025

Global Health, Local Losses

Brain drain isn’t just a workforce issue – it's straining diagnostics, stewardship, and survival in low-resource settings

The Pathologist

July 02, 2025

Pathology as a Preference

Medical student Samantha Scetta reflects on the lab experiences that shaped her ambitions

The Pathologist

February 05, 2025

The Role of Human Leukocyte Antigens in Reducing Lung Cancer Risk

With findings that human leukocyte antigen-II (HLA-II) heterozygosity is associated with reduced risk of developing lung cancer, with particular benefits to smokers, Mount Sinai researchers add evidence to the theory of the immune system's protective function against cancer.

Mount Sinai New York

April 19, 2024

Tech to the Rescue

Is digital pathology the answer to burnout in pathology labs? Nathan Buchbinder shared his views.

The Pathologist