3D pathology. Using serially cut H&E sections and AI-based automatic annotations of cells and non-cell components, we can map the architecture/compositions of large volumes of human tissues/tumors at single-cell resolutions More here: biorxiv.org/content/10.110…

Aspirin a gift that keeps giving! Novel immunosuppressive pathway that limits T cell immunity to cancer metastasis provides mechanistic insights into the anti-metastatic activity of aspirin and paves the way for more effective anti-metastatic immunotherapies! nature (2025).

Reposting for #USCAP2025!

The CAP is proud to celebrate the enormous contributions of women paving the way in pathology, science and medicine—making an impact and reshaping our health for the better. #WomensHistoryMonth

Erin Saunders, M.D.🏳️‍🌈 Andrew Bellizzi 🇺🇦 Andrew Biesemier Sherif We had so much fun today💃🏻💃🏻

Dr. Barletta: PAX8 is very helpful for anaplastic thyroid carcinoma! (One of my fave stains 🤎) BUT remember lymphomas can be reactive with PAX8! Endocrine Pathology USCAP #USCAP2025 #EndoPath

Excited to explore the George Washington Fellowship Training Program — an incredible opportunity for hands-on experience, academic growth, and career development in a top-tier academic environment. #MedicalEducation #Fellowship #GWFellowship #USCAP2025 GWPathology USCAP

#UVAPath residents and fellows representing at Stowell-Orbison this morning! #gynoath #dermpath #USCAP2025

A wonderful CAPathologists Resident Forum in Boston. It was very well organized by Ashley Gochoco, D.O. #RFEC and staff. Many amazing medical students and pathology residents attended. So proud of them-happy to have participated and interacted with the next generation of pathologists!

Full circle moment at #USCAP2025: meeting my med school classmates. Proud, nostalgic, and excited for what’s ahead. USCAP

One of my favorite moments at #USCAP2025: the AI-focused slide walk with Dr. Tamara Lotan (Johns Hopkins Pathology ). Brilliant teaching and a glimpse into the future of digital pathology! USCAP Tamara Lotan, MD

Inspired by this fascinating AI poster at#USCAP2025 and a conversation full of practical tips and insights with Dr. Bryan Dangott. I learned so much and can’t wait to apply it to my own project. Excited for future collaborations between Mayo Clinic Pathology and Johns Hopkins Pathology

FREQUENT "binucleation" strongly favors an "oncocytic follicular neoplasm" in thyroid. (FNA)

GenAI is transforming pathology. Join this free webinar from the CAP, The Digital Pathology Association, and API - pathbytes on May 14 at 11:00 AM CT (12:00 PM ET) to see how. Register here: brnw.ch/21wS3Ka #DigitalPathology #GenAI #PathologyInnovation

Step by step, the tissue starts to tell its story — this time through T cells. #Pathology #TumorMicroenvironment #CancerImmunotherapy #immunostaining #cd103 #Thyroidcarcinoma

Today I had the opportunity to serve as a reviewer for the “Young Investigator Day” poster session at Johns Hopkins Pathology, evaluating and scoring some outstanding research presentations.

Without the intranuclear inclusions, these "oncocytoid" cells would have been a bit difficult to be called "Papillary Thyroid Carcinoma" on FNA. Follow-up, "PTC, Tall Cell Subtype".

Environment near breast cancer tumors may hold key information for prognosis hub.jhu.edu/2025/07/16/bre… via The Hub