Voicebrook, on Tuesday June 30, 2020
The College of American Pathologists launched a campaign of advocacy demanding that Congress delay, mitigate, or cancel the -8 percent Medicare cut for pathology services that will take effect in January 2021. Congress can stop this cut by waiving budget neutrality for Medicare changes to evaluation and management (E/M) services.
Voicebrook, on Friday June 19, 2020
When life gives you lemons, make some lemonade. When life gives you a pandemic, make a pathology podcast.
That was the goal of Dr. Kamran Mirza, Dr. Sara Jiang, Dr. Michael Arnold, and Dr. Christina Arnold. These four pathologists are the dream team behind PathPod, a new podcast focused on blending friendship, entertainment, and education in the field of pathology. When COVID-19 hit and typical life ground to a halt, they took advantage of the interruption to their work schedules to launch PathPod, recording episodes over Zoom meetings and embracing their virtual connections.
Voicebrook, on Tuesday June 16, 2020
Every year, pathologists come together as friends and colleagues at the College of American Pathologists' annual meeting, but this year will be different due to the pandemic. The CAP has announced that CAP20 will be held virtually.
Ross Weinstein, on Wednesday June 03, 2020
These are clearly not normal times. We often hear that history repeats itself, and right now our nation is living through a disturbing and surreal version of the 1918 Flu Pandemic, The Great Depression, and the 1968 Race Riots… all at the same time. While Americans struggle with this reality, we observe a government that is struggling to cope with these crises on a national level or provide the guidance necessary to navigate and unify through these troubled times.
Voicebrook, on Tuesday June 02, 2020
There are many women in pathology making significant contributions to the field. The American Society for Investigative Pathology (ASIP) gathered detailed profiles on a number of these accomplished women to celebrate Women in Pathology Month.