Forensic pathologists, or medical examiners, are specially trained physicians who examine the bodies of people who died suddenly, unexpectedly, or violently. A forensic pathology practitioner will ...

When a doctor sends a biopsy sample to “the lab,” they’re referring to a pathology lab, where technicians and pathologists prepare and analyze the tissue for cancer or other diseases. Absolute ...

It's barely two days into a summer week and Teri James Bellis has already forwarded word of four job openings to her speech pathology students at the University of South Dakota. "We're getting ...

Pathology is a medical speciality that focuses on studying the effects of disease on the human body. Most pathologists eventually specialise and look at one particular aspect of the human body, such ...

It was very inspiring to read your article “Elmhurst University hosts panel discussion on speech language pathology careers” because it showed what a promising field speech language-pathology is and ...

Misericordia University recently hosted rising high school juniors and seniors on campus for a series of seven Career Exploration Camps in order to provide them an opportunity to experience and learn ...

A pathologist is a doctor who performs a number of tests to determine the cause and progression of a disease so that the doctor can use this knowledge to administer a proper treatment regime in order ...

Saint Louis University School of Medicine’s Pathology Student Interest Group (PSIG) serves to educate and encourage students who may be interested in a career in pathology, or those who just want to ...

The completion of the Human Genome Project and the development of genome-based technologies over the past decade have set the stage for a new era of personalized medicine. By all rights, molecularly ...