19 October 2018: Follow us on Social Media

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18 October 2018: Parasitology updates

We have been updating the Parasitology chapter based on the great cases discussed in the blog Creepy Dreadful Wonderful Parasites by Dr. Bobbi Pritt, Mayo Clinic.

17 October 2018: Textbook Updates

We have added new images to the following topics:

• Parasitology > Cutaneous / subcutaneous / soft tissue > Tick (Hyalomma) clinical and gross images contributed by Bobbi S. Pritt, M.D.
• Skin - nontumor > Infestations > Botfly gross images contributed by Bobbi S. Pritt, M.D.

17 October 2018: Paget's associated osteosarcoma

Dr. Darrell Green, a molecular biologist at the University of East Anglia (UK), is looking for Paget’s associated osteosarcoma patients or stored tissue of the disease. Dr. Green is working on a Paget’s Association UK funded study to investigate DNA and RNA in the condition.  Full collaboration and co-authorship on published work will be extended to potential collaborators. Please contact Dr Green at d.green@uea.ac.uk if you can help. Many thanks.

14 October 2018: Complexity and Lung Cancer - poster #36 on Tuesday morning

If you are attending CAP '18 in Chicago, stop by poster #36 on Tuesday morning and view Dr. Pernick's poster, How Cancer Arises Based on Complexity Theory. He is also happy to answer your questions about the poster at NatPernick@gmail.com. Useful links - Abstract, table, Poster, All abstracts - see Session 400, Poster No. 36 

12 October 2018: Visit us at Booth #310 at CAP '18 on October 21-23

Visit our Booth #310 and say hello to Dr. Pernick and staff. Pick up color copies of our What's New newsletter. Give us your feedback about the website. Get your picture taken for our Facebook page. Tell us why you like PathologyOutlines.com for our YouTube video page. Authors can pick up our PathologyOutlines.com baseball cap. Our Editor-in-Chief, Editorial Board Members and staff will answer your questions about being an Author.

11 October 2018: Lists of Pathology Residency Directors and Chairs

Our Jobs page now contains, in the blue box near the top, links to these two spreadsheets: List of Residency Directors, List of Pathology Chairs. We plan to update these lists every 6 months, but let us know of any changes in the interim.