The UK Govt Approves Using Digital Pathology for Cancer Screening
University of Warwick
A multicenter study compared the analyses of cancer screening sample slides from digital pathology with light microscopy
histopathology
A “Whole Person” Approach to Histology
María Carla Rosales Gerpe, MSc, PhD
Pathologist and assistant professor Rebecca Waters, DO, on finding “zebras” and her osteopathic medicine background
Deep Learning Unlocks Valuable Cancer Biology Clues
Dana-Farber Cancer Institute
AI models uncover patterns across two-dimensional images of tumor samples that could help predict response to immunotherapy
What’s New in Histology?
Michael Schubert, PhD
Recent news from the world of tissue-based diagnostics
Urine-Based DNA Test Could Aid Early Bladder Cancer Detection
Swathi Kodaikal, MSc
Simple, noninvasive, accurate, and robust urine test uses aberrantly methylated genes as a biomarker
Fighting Cancer with Precision: Automated Tissue Dissection Can Improve the Accuracy of Molecular Diagnostic Tests
Guido du Pree, MS, Eric Runde, MS
Automated tissue dissectors enhance diagnostic precision and help deliver better cancer care
AI-Based Staining of Biological Samples
Light Publishing Center, Changchun Institute of Optics, Fine Mechanics And Physics, CAS
New review paper provides an overview of recent advances in the virtual staining field
FDA Approves Use of BD’s HPV Assay with Pap Tests
Becton, Dickinson and Company
Approval expands access to the HPV test that more precisely identifies risk for cervical cancer in patients
New, Highly Sensitive Diagnostic Test for Infectious Diseases
Washington University in St. Louis
Nanoparticles and lateral flow assay help detect and treat common illnesses at low cost
Can Immunohistochemistry Assays Be Standardized for Cancer Detection?
Zahraa Chorghay, PhD
New synthetic immunohistochemistry reference standards could enable semiquantitative tumor analysis for emerging immunotherapies