Making historic contributions in pathology is part of the legacy of Stephen Norman, MD. His late great uncle Dr. Foster Matthew Johns was a clinical pathologist and served as president of ASCP in 1936, and was one of the first to cultivate the malaria parasite outside of the human body.
But a connection to a career in pathology was even closer to Dr. Norman courtesy of his father, Dr. Tom David Norman, an academic then private practice pathologist. Read more on the impact both of his family members had on his career at the link below.
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Before a breast cancer treatment plan, there’s a diagnosis. And behind that diagnosis is a pathologist.
ASCP CEO and breast pathologist, Ali Brown, MD, FASCP, shares the role pathologists play in a breast cancer diagnosis, how their work guides patient care, and why it matters to every patient affected by breast cancer.
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Every lab result travels three phases: before the test, during the test, after the test. Edition 5 of the Doctor's Doc MD newsletter is out. https://t.co/NPQkF2Olmq #DoctorsDocMD
@kriyer68 You know you're a pathologist when a clinician asks "can you just take a quick look?" and you hear "please spend the next hour on levels, stains, and a consult." #PathologistProblems#DoctorsDocMD
Before a pathologist sees a slide, a histotech has prepared the evidence. To every histotech: thank you. Meet the people behind the result: https://t.co/VCUjWa1tVK #Histotechnology#DoctorsDocMD
Before the microscope, pathologists' assistants examine surgical specimens and choose tissue for processing. The lab team makes the story readable; the pathologist makes the diagnosis.
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@USFpathology Seeing residents present their work is one of the best parts of these meetings. Sharing the questions behind a poster helps the next generation see how pathology knowledge grows. @USFpathology#CAP26
@KMirza@Pathologists@UMichPath Small-group blood smear teaching is a good place to make the reasoning visible: what draws your eye, what changes the differential, and what you check next. Glad to see that hands-on learning at #CAP26, Dr. Mirza. #DoctorsDocMD