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Last December I wrote a post called “Notice of Death”. I spoke about finding out about people who had passed on my Facebook stream. This week there were more notices of people younger than I who had passed from metastatic cancer. Their...
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Fifth Annual Digital Pathology Transforming Medicine in a Digital Age February 20-22, 2017 | Moscone North Convention Center | San Francisco, CA Part of the 24th Annual Molecular Medicine...
That is the question. Every year. Around the holidays or three-day weekends. Normally biopsies or surgical specimens collected the day before are reviewed the next day. In a majority of cases, the case can be “signed out” meaning your...
As we get ready to flip the calendars over to 2017, a year that seems almost made up from the time I was about 10 in 1980 thinking wasn’t even a real number. By now we were supposed to be flying around in our transport pods with flux...
An interactive workshop will be hosted as part of this year’s Digital Pathology conference, February 20-22, 2017 at the Moscone North Convention Center in San Francisco. A survey of web-based tools to analyze digital whole slide imagery will...
Chris, as he preferred to be called was from a wealthy suburb of Detroit. He went to one of the well-known private schools and excelled at basketball and baseball. His room was 2 doors down from mine and we had little in common but became quick...