Had a wonderful time leading my activity "HPV and cancer: a game of chance?" supported by volunteer pathologists and @RCPath at @sciencemuseum#smlates
With a twist of the well-known game Snakes and Ladders, we got to showcase the importance of #Pathology in cervical cancer.
Thanks to everyone involved in our activities at @sciencemuseum's 'Journey of Life Lates' event last night. We're sharing a few more action shots of the 25 RCPath volunteers, most of whom are fellows & trainees. Thank you to the museum team & event sponsors, @gatesfoundation.
Kip Heath @miceheath, clinical scientist and RCPath member, is using an interactive dice game to explain how different diseases were treated in different eras, and the potential of a future without antibiotics. #Pathology#AntimicrobialResistance
More importantly, the game demonstrates the disparity of HPV vaccination, cervical cancer screening and treatment around the world.
Cervical cancer disproportionately impacts low and middle-income countries but Cervical cancer is preventable, and elimination is possible.
Had a wonderful time leading my activity "HPV and cancer: a game of chance?" supported by volunteer pathologists and @RCPath at @sciencemuseum#smlates
With a twist of the well-known game Snakes and Ladders, we got to showcase the importance of #Pathology in cervical cancer.
Thanks to everyone involved in our activities at @sciencemuseum's 'Journey of Life Lates' event last night. We're sharing a few more action shots of the 25 RCPath volunteers, most of whom are fellows & trainees. Thank you to the museum team & event sponsors, @gatesfoundation.
I am fortunate to have had the opportunity to conceptualise an idea from only 6m ago, that illustrates the targets set to globally eliminate cervical cancer, and to be supported by RCPath and Science Museum to bring it to #smlates
Snakes = HPV DNA
Ladders = HPV vaccinations.
Several RCPath members will be leading activities at @sciencemuseum Journey of Life Lates, highlighting the vital role pathology plays in future-proofing health. The activities will cover antibiotics, climate change, disease shifts and stem cell donors. #Pathology
Thanks to everyone involved in our activities at @sciencemuseum's 'Journey of Life Lates' event last night. We're sharing a few more action shots of the 25 RCPath volunteers, most of whom are fellows & trainees. Thank you to the museum team & event sponsors, @gatesfoundation.
Did you make it to the Journey of Life Lates event tonight? If so, we’d love to hear what you thought of the different activities you participated in 🎲 @sciencemuseum@gatesfoundation
And that’s a wrap! A huge thank you to all our member volunteers who tonight have championed pathology and its power to future-proof our healthcare. We’d also like to give a big thanks to @sciencemuseum and @gatesfoundation for delivering this fantastic event.
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•Slide sessions on unusual cases
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Patient presents with an asymptomatic, lytic lesion found incidentally on x-ray. Diagnosis? This entity arises from the loss of which gene? Can you name an associated syndrome? Answer and pearls in the comments! #PathTwitter#MedEd#ENTpath
This case taught me 2 VERY IMPORTANT lessons! 80 M nose.Negative: SOX-10 s100 keratins p63 desmin CD34. Your diagnosis? Want more stains? WSI & answer: https://t.co/sKfS29IAPC. Video: https://t.co/QD1VKbo7An. #pathology#pathTwitter#dermpath#dermatology#dermtwitter#BSTpath