During Welcome to Pathology: Celebration and Q&A for Newly Matched Pathology Residents, expert pathologists shared ways to be the best Resident in a pathology program

The CAP supports the use of individual risk-based questions instead of gender-based criteria to evaluate donors for risk of HIV and encourage the FDA to continue monitoring blood donor and donation safety.

For Pride Month, the College of American Pathologists and its members are working to demystify and dismantle misconceptions around stem cell donation from those in the LGBTQ population.

The CAP's Resident Inspection Program is a unique opportunity for pathology residents to enhance their pathology skills, learn about lab accreditation requirements, and connect with pathologists. Two such residents recently participated in a lab inspection team and were delighted to share their experiences and advice.

The module, Screening and Diagnosis of Hepatitis B Virus (HBV) Infection can help reduce diagnostic errors and positively impact the disparity of HBV in the Asian American and Pacific Islander community.

Driven by technological advances, the quest for precision medicine has ushered the ‘omics’ era into clinical practice.

Five different ways to get involved at the College of American Pathologists as a member who is not on a committee

The CAP was invited by Rep. Robin Kelly (D-IL), co-chair of the Congressional Black Caucus (CBC) Health Braintrust, to discuss the CAP's top health equity and disparities priorities for the 118th Congress.

The College of American Pathologists (CAP) launched the Council of Informatics and Pathology Innovation (CIPI), its first new council in 18 years.

Diagnosis and classification of acute myeloid leukemia (AML) have significantly changed in 2022 with the newly proposed WHO 5th edition and International Consensus Classification (ICC) classification of hematopoietic neoplasms (subsequently referred to as WHO 2022 and ICC 2022 classification, respectively).

Dr. Mary Fowkes passed away suddenly in late 2020, but her autopsies of early COVID victims yielded insights that made a lasting impact on treatment protocols for COVID-19.

Learn more about the 13 new digital pathology add-on codes intended to capture and report additional clinical staff work and service requirements associated with digitizing glass microscope slides for primary diagnosis.

Casey Schukow, DO shares his experience with navigating a transitional year residency and gives advice on making the most of this time.

This article highlights the CAP's efforts to promote and advance diversity in clinical trials, a critical area of medicine that often fails to represent and serve minorities.

Dr. Nicole Riddle explains why it is essential to have diversification and improved inclusivity on your teams, committees, and leadership groups.

As the physicians who lead blood bank operations, pathologists serve as translators between the blood bank and patient-care teams, especially as blood shortages become more frequent.

The diagnosis of a neurodegenerative disease (NDD) based on physical examination findings and clinical symptoms is often challenging. Recent studies have shown over 30% of patients are misdiagnosed early in the disease process due to non-specific clinical findings. An update on emerging biomarker testing within the field of neurodegenerative changes is provided here to educate pathologists on these new developments.

If you are looking to get more involved with the College of American Pathologists (CAP) in the new year, consider applying for a committee. Through their respective responsibilities, committees directly impact the CAP, its members, and pathology. With over 60 committees to choose from, you can apply for one that matches your skills, interests, and professional goals.