10 Years of iLovePathology!
What started in November 2016 as a small collection of learning resources for my students, as part of a flipped classroom approach, has now completed 10 years!
Over the years, I continued creating and sharing educational content on my YouTube channel and website, using few simple handwritten illustrations to explain pathology concepts.
Today, the channel has 297 educational videos covering various aspects of pathology for medical students!
The idea was simple when I started, and it remains the same even today — to make pathology easier to understand, particularly for the undergraduate medical student.
I'm glad that these resources have been useful not just to MBBS students, but also to paramedical students and some postgraduate students, both in India and elsewhere.
Ten years later, I still enjoy creating educational content whenever time permits. There is always something more to learn, teach and share!
If you have learnt something from iLovePathology over these years, I would love to hear your feedback and suggestions. They will help me improve the content further.
Thank you @JMGardnerMD@smlungpathguy@kriyer68@pembeoltulu@ariella8@adi_agnihotri@DrGeeONE@HermelinMD@KMirza@edusqo@_SaranyaS_@archibhat3 and to everyone in this twitter/ X world who has been very supportive and part of this journey!
#iLovePathology #Pathology #MedEd #MedTwitter #FOAMed
20 Best YouTube Channels for MBBS Students 🩺
Anatomy — Sam Webster
Physiology — Ninja Nerd
Biochemistry — Dirty Medicine
Pathology — ilovepathology
Microbiology — Dr. Preeti Sharma
Pharmacology — Dr. GRG
Forensic Medicine — Dr. J. Magendran
Community Medicine — Dr. Vivek Jain
Ophthalmology — Tim Root
ENT — Dr. Vyshnavi
Orthopedics — Ortho TV
Dermatology — Dr. Saurabh Jindal
Psychiatry — Dr. Praveen Tripathi
Radiology — RadioGyan
Anaesthesia — ABCs of Anaesthesia
Clinical Skills — Geeky Medics
Medicine — Strong Medicine
Surgery — Dr. Pritesh Singh
Paediatrics — Dr. Meenakshi Bothra
OBGYN — APGO
Medical education worth thousands, available FREE.
Bookmark this. Every medical student needs it. 🔖
🌎🔬 The Network That Never Sleeps! 💙
Across continents and time zones, the global pathology community is united by an extraordinary spirit of generosity, curiosity, mentorship, and shared learning.
At any given moment, somewhere in the world, a pathologist is sharing a fascinating case, teaching a colleague, exchanging insights, or unraveling a diagnostic challenge.
Knowledge travels across time zones, keeping our community connected, inspired, and learning around the clock.
Together, we form a living network of knowledge, where every case shared, every question asked, and every lesson learned enriches us all.
🏆 Welcome to the October 2026 #PathTweetAward Compilation!
Join me in celebrating the wonderful educational contributions of pathologists from around the world. Each contribution strengthens this remarkable community and reminds us that the greatest value of knowledge lies in sharing it!
💙 A special thank-you to our dedicated screening judges:
@adi_agnihotri@ariella8@archibhat3@PoojaSMD@cebulka26@LakshmiKoulmane@pembeoltulu@VijayPatho@VHNguyenMD@ahsanuitis@jsamsoondar
Special recognition to the pioneers of this initiative, @smlungpathguy and @AmyHDeekenMD, and to Muhammad Ahsan Gill (@ahsanuitis) for helping bring it to life through the creation of @PathTweetAward.
Compiled by Celina Stayerman, MD (@ariella8)
#PathTweetAward #PathTweetAwardOct2026 #PathX #PathTwitter #PathTwitterFamily
Brutally honest: AI already outperforms physicians on pure diagnostic accuracy in controlled complex cases (Microsoft MAI-DxO ~2x better). By ~2030 it will likely beat humans on core cognitive work like diagnosis, test selection, and chronic management.
It still cannot examine, biopsy, operate, or fully own liability and the human relationship. Full job replacement is not happening in the next 10-15 years—and maybe never without advanced robotics plus regulatory and patient acceptance. Expect heavy augmentation instead.
An excellent free educational resource for everyone interested in gastrointestinal pathology!
Do explore these GI pathology modules from the Open Pathology Education Network and share them with your colleagues and students so that more people can benefit.
#Pathology#GIPath #PathologyEducation
Hungry for more gastrointestinal pathology knowledge? Dr. Jackie Birkness-Gartman from Johns Hopkins has authored amazing free GI pathology modules for the Open Pathology Education Network. Take a look and see how much there is to learn. https://t.co/FzbekEbeh3 #pathology#gipath
Follicular adenoma with papillary architecture🤔
In the WHO 5th edition of Endocrine & Neuroendocrine Tumors, follicular adenoma with papillary architecture (FA-PA) is now recognized as a variant of follicular adenoma.
✅ Benign, encapsulated/well-circumscribed
✅ No capsular or vascular invasion
✅ Often a solitary “hot” (hyperfunctioning) nodule, more common in women
🔬Cystic with mixed papillary & follicular growth. Nuclear features of PTC are absent.
🧬Unlike conventional follicular adenoma (RAS), FA-PA frequently shows activating TSH-receptor mutations (~70%) and occasional GNAS mutations
Dr. Scognamiglio #USCAP #PathX #pathology