Flushing Out the Truth in Health Data
November 6, 2026
From smart toilets to wearable sensors, consumer technologies are entering the diagnostic arena. Is laboratory medicine ready to put their claims to the test?
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Vice President, Pathology Services, University Health, San Antonio, Texas, USA.
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How living as both a patient and physician shaped a pathologist’s determination to ask better questions and use AI to solve problems that matter to patients
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Jan 28, 2026
By Syeda Qasim
The hidden curriculum for international medical graduates in pathology
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The latest events and developments shaping the field.
11/6/2025
Watch our illuminating on-demand webinar titled "Advancing biomarker detection in lymphoid malignancies: Insights from leading scientists," featuring two of the foremost authorities in haemato-oncology.
12/10/2024
Evaluation of the Oncomine Comprehensive Assay Plus for comprehensive genomic profiling including homologous recombination deficiency assessment.
12/9/2024
Join expert panelists as we dive into results of a recent Owkin survey aimed at taking the temperature of pathologists and oncologists on the state of the field of pathology in the US, UK and France.
10/16/2026 - 10/18/2026
San Diego, California, USA
11/18/2026
Introducing the Agilent TapeStationDx systems for fast, easy, and automated DNA and RNA sample QC in clinical and regulated workflows.
11/25/2026
Ready to take your PD-L1 CPS scoring confidence to the next level?
12/8/2026
Next-generation sequencing (NGS) is rapidly redefining how hematologic malignancies are diagnosed, stratified and monitored. Yet many labs still rely on fragmented single-gene or send-out testing, delaying results and limiting the clinical picture available to hematologists.
All the latest across pathology.
Nov 04, 2026
Study finds that 80 percent of patients aged 21 or younger had advanced disease at diagnosis, highlighting the importance of recognizing warning signs
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Nov 04, 2026
A preview of the data-focused innovations that will transform the RISE program
2 min read
Nov 03, 2026
By Michele Mitchell
How stepping away from the bench and sitting down with the patient is enhancing lives and elevating the profession
2 min read
Nov 03, 2026
New research identifies metabolic signatures that could help predict which patients with Chagas disease are most likely to develop serious cardiac complications
1 min read
Nov 03, 2026
An interactive round table will explore how mentorship can evolve to meet the needs of a growing and diverse global workforce
2 min read
Nov 02, 2026
By Gregory G. Davis
Gregory G. Davis reflects on a year of challenges and optimism as President of ASCP
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Nov 02, 2026
Whole-genome sequencing of circulating tumor DNA could identify patients at risk of recurrence more than a year before conventional imaging
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Nov 02, 2026
Conference session will advise how to avoid diagnostic pitfalls with conditions that mimic inflammatory bowel disease.
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Oct 30, 2026
By Jessica Allerton
Modular workflows reduced diagnostic turnaround times by a reported 70 to 90 percent
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Oct 30, 2026
New filtration technique detects low concentrations of bacteria and assesses antibiotic susceptibility, offering a potential faster route to diagnosing sepsis and other serious infections
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