An SPP member for more than 35 years, Dr. Husain credits the society with lifelong learning, meaningful connections, and collaboration with pathologists across institutions.
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Years of training come to an end! I completed Breast Pathology Fellowship @NU_Pathology and am grateful to have served as an Instructor, signing out cases. Love this thoughtful personalized graduation gift🎁. Excited for my next chapter as an Assistant Professor @UChicagoPath! ❤️
Meet Barbara L. Kee, PhD, a scientist studying the molecular mechanisms that control immune cell development and function and how they contribute to cancer and autoimmune diseases. https://t.co/rV8YRehVrx #FollowFriday @UChicagoImmuno @UChicagoCCB@UChicagoPath
2026 #ISUP Stockholm Multidisciplinary Expert Consultation Conference on Precision Biomarker Testing in Bladder and Prostate Cancer
A total success! Watch out for new #bladder and #prostate biomarker statement recommendations! Thank you all🙏🏻 #GUPath@IntSocUropath@LiangChengMD
Why do some tumors respond to treatment while others fail?
@UChicago researchers developed AI tools to map how tumor cells and their gene activity are organized in the tumor microenvironment, helping predict treatment response. @CellRepMed@UChicagoPath
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Registration is now open for the 2027 Tutorial on Neoplastic Hematopathology! Explore new disease classifications, molecular advances, & evolving diagnostic approaches through five days of premier lectures & case discussions.
Register: https://t.co/2wyUwaewMQ
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Join us in congratulating Scott Oakes, MD, who has been named the first Frank W. Fitch Professor in the Department of Pathology. Dr. Scott's work has advanced understanding of stress-signaling pathways in cancer, diabetes and other diseases. @UChicagoPath
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Jung Woo Kwon, MD, and colleagues published a new study showing that a subset of usual-type penile squamous cell carcinoma (pSCC) are positive for HPV, suggesting routine HPV testing in all pSCCs with the usual-type morphology. @UChicagoPath
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An in-depth discussion of the challenges that pathologists may encounter when grading clear cell renal cell carcinoma and papillary renal cell carcinoma, with a focus on the WHO/ISUP grading system and attention to recent updates. #gupath@GladellPaner https://t.co/rD7Ok8rp0n
A new study from the lab of Dr. Daria Esterházy at @UChicagoPath shows that tissue-specific tolerance mechanisms and shared lymph node drainage together shape self-reactive #TCellResponses, influencing autoimmunity and tumor immunity in the upper digestive system.
Read the study in @CellReports: https://t.co/lx01Q3N8Qa
Congratulations to Kathleen Beavis, MD, Professor of Pathology, for being appointed as the next Associate Dean for Academic Advancement in the Office of Academic Affairs for the Biological Sciences Division (BSD) and the Pritzker School of Medicine!
Thomas Gajewski, MD, PhD, will chair and present today at a major symposium - "Harnessing the Power of the Immune System: Turning Cold Tumors Hot." Join him to learn about the latest research on the tumor microenvironment. #AACR26@UChicagoPath@UChicagoCCB