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The 2020s will be the Decade of Pathology and I have never been more excited about our specialty. Here are some thoughts below 👇
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Returned a few weeks ago from my 35th consecutive USCAP, an incredible journey of learning, growth, and connection. Boston 2025 delivered cutting-edge insights and renewed purpose. Sharing my top 10 takeaways. See you in San Antonio, March 2026! #USCAP2025 #Pathology
Excited to return to Linz, Austria, from Oct 16-18 for the "Diagnostic Pathology of the Urinary System & Male Genital System" course! Honored to share the stage with Eva Comperat, Jesse McKenney & Arndt Hartmann. Looking forward to engaging with pathologists from 20+ countries! #Pathology #Linz
As Editor-in-Chief of Advances in Anatomic Pathology, I’m thrilled to introduce our latest issue: “Challenges in Thoracic Pathology.” Guest-edited by Dr. Sanja Dacic and Dr. Luka Brcic, this must-read offers cutting-edge insights—from new WHO classifications to AI diagnostics and precision medicine. Topics include grading prognostics, invasion in lung adenocarcinoma, molecularly defined thoracic neoplasms, and the pathologist’s pivotal role in targeted therapies. Lung cancer remains a leading cause of death; our work is more critical than ever. Read here: journals.lww.com/anatomicpathol…
Deeply saddened by Ratan Tata’s passing—a visionary whose impact on healthcare is immeasurable. Meeting him in Jan 2023 left a lasting impression. As a KEM student, learning at Tata Memorial Hospital shaped my cancer research career. His leadership elevated India’s cancer care. Rest in peace; your legacy inspires us all.
