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Blogs, like blog readers, come and go. It is part of the nature of creating blogs and reading blogs. Writing a blog consumes resources for the blogger and readers take time to read and comment or share on what one writes if it strikes a chord...
Jeanne Marie Laskas of The Wall Street Journal recently published an excellent story about Dr. Bennet Omalu, the neuropathologist who published “Chronic Traumatic Encephalopathy in a National Football League Player" and the NFL's response to...
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College of American Pathologists Notably Absent from Choosing Wisely
I recalled sharing news a couple of years ago about ASCP and the ABIM Foundation partnering together for something called "Choosing Wisely" and thought I would check in to see what this site consisted of now. I think the addition of...
In medical school, the pathologists would come to lecture during second year, and while they had their own subspecialty or research interests, they would often tell us “Pathology is a lot of fun. All of the interesting cases in the hospital...
The clock on the car dashboard read “2:22”. It was Saturday afternoon in Shanghai, having left Charlotte, NC at 7 AM the day before. The trip thus far could not have gone any better. A short 14 hour flight from Chicago over the North...
