As a second-year medical student, the chairman of pathology at my medical school came to lecture us on inflammation and repair. Among the first chapters in the hallowed Robbins textbook of pathology (which he contributed to both from his...

Many, many thanks to Dr. Aleksandra Zuraw at the Digital Pathology Place for interviewing me recently and putting together this video and podcast. Her site is excellent with many interviews of key opinion leaders, thought leaders and digital...

Unlike the song by a similar name, There's not a whole lot of loving going on, in my heart It's a feeling, I'm feeling through and through There's not a whole lot of missing every time we're apart There's not a whole lot of loving just for...

As I mentioned about 6 months ago, our practice has adopted the use of digital pathology. While it is "digital", it is simply, pathology. At least 80% of my caseload is now viewed on a monitor. The work is done with mouse rather than...

My family moved from the Town of Cicero, Illinois to the Village of Riverside, Illinois in West Suburban Cook County when I was in the fifth grade. While I only had a few good friends at that time, the move came as a shock. I had my routines...

As a college student I was told pathologists would be replaced by flow cytometry As a medical student I was told pathologists would be replaced by gene chips As a pathology resident I was told pathologists would be replaced by PCR and...