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Excited to share our newly published article in Nature Reviews Urology @NatRevUrol, “Rare Prostate Cancer Histologies: Detection, Characteristics and Treatment,” led by Drs. Spiess and Melão. @SpiessPhilippe @UrogerliMD @katcollmd @neerajaiims @PGrivasMDPhD @AndreaNecchi
This comprehensive review highlights the diagnostic, molecular, and clinical features of both common and rare prostate cancer histologic subtypes, including mucinous, intraductal, ductal, neuroendocrine, sarcomatoid, and adenoid cystic (basal cell) carcinomas. We also explore advances in pathology, imaging, molecular profiling, immunotherapy and precision oncology, while addressing important unmet clinical needs and future research directions.
Full article available:
nature.com/articles/s4158…View quoted post on X
Learn from Johns Hopkins GU pathology faculty 🔬 Contemporary Issues in GU Pathology Prostate • Bladder • Kidney • Testis • Adrenal 📅 Feb 5–6, 2027 · Pre-recorded lectures + live Q&A CME/MOC accredited Register: hopkinscme.cloud-cme.com/course/courseo… #PathTwitter #gupathView quoted post on X
After three decades of extraordinary service to Brown University Health, our beloved Molecular Laboratory Manager, Missy Andrade, is beginning an exciting new chapter.
Together with Dr. Cinthia Jackson, Missy helped build our Molecular Pathology Laboratory from the ground up and played an instrumental role in shaping it into the outstanding, first-class laboratory it is today. Her expertise, dedication, leadership, and steadfast commitment to excellence in patient care have left a lasting impact on our laboratory, our department, and the many colleagues, trainees, and patients she has served over the years.
Beyond her remarkable professional contributions, Missy has been a trusted colleague, a cherished friend, and an invaluable member of our Molecular Pathology family. We are profoundly grateful for everything she has given to Brown University Health and Molecular Lab
Missy, thank you from the bottom of our hearts for three decades of exceptional service. We wish you every happiness and success in your new position. You leave behind an extraordinary legacy, and you will be very dearly missed.View quoted post on X
