ACP News Autumn 2025
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ACP news Summer 2025
In this issue: Collaboration; How will NHSE dissolution affect collaboration in histopathology?; Genomic Medicine: A team effort!; Beyond the PM table: a dialogue on death investigation; Beyond the garden fence: […]
ACP news Spring 2025
In this issue: Beginnings, endings, and new hobbies; Survival Guide to Soft Tissue Pathology; Monumental iconoclasm: Pere Lachaise and the tomb of Oscar Wilde; RSM/Pathsoc Microenvironment of Disease 2025 conference; […]
ACP news Winter 2024
In this issue: Goodbye from the old and welcome to the new editorial team!; Doctoring the evidence: the surgeon and the Loch Ness Monster; The death of King George V, […]
ACP News Autumn 2024
In this issue: The challenges and necessity of change in pathology; The transition to becoming a consultant; Patholiges affecting US Presidents; The life and times of Thomas Sydenham; Universal latency; […]
ACP news Summer 2024
In this issue: Academic pathology; why engage with it and what are the challenges?; What makes an expert in histopathology?; Jaw, jaw or war,war?; Travelling pathologists – the Lake District […]
ACP News Spring 2024
In this issue: The shifting landscape of human disease – the era of climate change; Bacteriology and the draw of polar exploration; Valetudinarians and debilitated cousins; The parallels between pen […]
ACP news Winter 2023
In this issue: In the grip of hunger; Ireland’s tragic past; Neuropathologists performing muscle and nerve biopsies; Celebrating achievements – interviews with two former RCPath Presidents!; The Art of Pathology […]
ACP news Autumn 2023
In this issue: Are bots hitting the spot?; The future of artificial intelligence in diagnostics; Continuous CPD in the era of AI; A miscellaneous pathology of witchcraft!; Beethoven’s hair; Fatal […]
ACP news Summer 2023
In this issue: Resilience in Pathology; The mystery of the Princes in the Tower; A lifetime of pathological chance and opportunity relections from a career in pathology; A trip to […]