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06/03/2026

Free for USCAP members: https://buff.ly/SIXhsrQ

Burnout and workplace well-being continue to be important conversations across medicine, including pathology and laboratory practice. Join us tomorrow for a discussion on organizational and individual strategies that can help support long-term wellness, psychological safety, and sustainability in the profession.

05/26/2026

Diagnostic delays remain a challenge in eosinophilic esophagitis. Explore clinical and histopathologic insights with expert faculty in this free CME activity on EoE diagnosis and management. CME/ABIM MOC credit available.

https://buff.ly/MBMupMX

05/21/2026

Free for USCAP members: https://buff.ly/SIXhsrQ

Burnout and workplace well-being continue to be important conversations across medicine, including pathology and laboratory practice. Join us June 4 for a discussion on organizational and individual strategies that can help support long-term wellness, psychological safety, and sustainability in the profession.

05/19/2026

Faculty from the recent USCAP GYN Pathology Masterclass joined ISGyP LiVE for a conversation covering recent updates, diagnostic considerations, and insights from the field.

Listen to the podcast: https://soundcloud.com/user-4157114/april-2026-gyn-path-updates

Explore the course: https://elearning.uscap.org/courses/196710

Kyle and Terri chat with Dr. Quick, Dr. Parra-Herran, Dr. Hagemann, Dr. Kinloch, and Dr. Gilks from their Gynecological Pathology Masterclass course at the USCAP Interactive Center in Palm Springs abo

05/01/2026

Free for USCAP members: https://buff.ly/eMO7peS

Leadership in pathology is often learned along the way. This is a chance to hear how others have developed their approach and handled the challenges that come with it. Join your fellow pathologists on May 12 for our newest, member-exclusive series!

04/30/2026

Join your fellow pathologists in Iceland for a small-group, case-based course on applying WHO and ICC criteria in real diagnostic scenarios.

Only a few spots remain - secure your seat today! Learn more ➡️ https://my.uscap.org/app/program/5LqKDx9/index.cfm

04/30/2026

Impact of Copy-number Alterations on Human Papillomavirus (HPV)-Induced and HPV-Independent Pe**le Cancers

✅ Just Accepted
📘 Laboratory Investigation

Pe**le squamous cell carcinomas (SCC) develop via a transforming human papillomavirus (HPV) infection or independent of HPV. We assessed the role of copy-number alterations (CNA) affecting chromosome arms, oncogenes and tumor suppressor genes (TSG) in 121 pe**le SCC (52% HPV-associated and 48% HPV-i...

04/29/2026

Clinical and Molecular Evaluation of HER2-Low and Ultralow Breast Cancer in the PENELOPE-B Clinical Trial Cohort

✅ Just Accepted
📗 ModernPathology

The DestinyBreast-(DB)-04 and DB06-trials have shown clinical activity of Trastuzumab-Deruxtecan (T-DXd) in HER2-low and HER2-ultralow metastatic breast cancer (BC). The identification of HER2-low and -ultralow BC is therefore essential for personalized therapy with T-DXd. We evaluated 723 residual....

04/28/2026

Connect with your peers and experts in the field and learn strategies for career advancement, adjusting to positions of leadership, and managing burnout in this all new series from USCAP, exclusive to members!

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Join live, faculty-led conversations on leadership, professional growth, and well-being in pathology, with time for real discussion. Free for USCAP members.

04/24/2026

Today marks the conclusion of our second USCAP University Partnership Program (U²P²).

This year, Cleveland Clinic’s Pathology Department hosted Dr. Veneranda Nyarko of Korle Bu Teaching Hospital for a one-month observership in GU Pathology following the USCAP Annual Meeting. The program was fully funded by USCAP.

We’re grateful to Cleveland Clinic and to Drs. Reza Alaghehbandan and Jane Nguyen for leading an impactful four weeks of training and research. During her time, Dr. Nyarko also contributed to a research project that will lead to a future publication.

Her journey reflects USCAP’s ongoing investment. She has received travel awards for three consecutive years, supporting her research, training, and global collaboration.

She returns to Ghana tomorrow, ready to further advance her work and enhance patient care in her community.

To support programs like U²P², visit our website:
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