Molecular case of the month by Dr. Craig Mackinnon 😊
September's Molecular Case of the Month, “Understanding the Role and Impact of POLE Mutations in Endometrial Cancer,” by Dr. Craig Mackinnon, explores the significance of POLE mutation status in tumor classification, prognosis, & treatment planning. bit.ly/4yoPDcQ
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New article in Precision Pathology
An Evidence‑Based Framework for Molecular Test Selection in Oncology: ... sciencedirect.com/science/ar…
@TheUSCAP @UABPathology @UABHeersink @ASCP_Chicago @ASCP_Chicago @ESP_Pathology @ASCO @PennMedicine
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Our Dr. @ShukoHarada Vice Chair, Diversity, Education and Inclusion, spent the morning @BBGardens celebrating Tanabata, a Japanese festival celebrating the alignment of two stars normally separated by the Milky Way. Hosted in partnership with the Japan-America Society of Alabama
It is such an honor to receive clinical scientist of the year award from the Association of Clinical Scientists. Also succeeded a gavel to become President for the association. @UABPathology @acs_scientists
Great representation from @UABPathology at @acs_scientists ACS (Association of Clinical Scientists) annual meeting in Jacksonville. Drs. Falone Amoa, Liyun Cao, Craig Mackinnon and me. #pathology #UAB #labmed
Congratulations from all of us here @UABPathology! We can’t wait to welcome our incoming residents to Birmingham! #Match2024 #MatchDay2024 #PathTwitter
Congratulations, Erin! Looking forward to working together on this project 😊 – at Birmingham, AL
The O’Neal Comprehensive Cancer Center at UAB is pleased to announce that the BCRFA has funded three Pre-R01 grants through the fall cycle of O’Neal Invests. Read more here: tinyurl.com/222x8c4j
Very inspiring talk! Thank you and great to see you, Dr. Debra Leonard 😊 #pathology – at Birmingham, AL
Today we had the pleasure of hosting Dr. Debra Leonard, Chair @UVMLarnerMed Dept. of Pathology & Lab Medicine, for Grand Rounds on “Women are Succeeding in Academic Promotion in a Subset of Pathology Departments: What Can We Learn?”with several of our female faculty
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Wonderful night celebrating Chinese New Year with @UABAAPI faculty, family and friends! gōng xǐ fā cái @DChu80 @herbchen @Michele_KongMD @UABfacedoc #UAB
Great job Joao! – at College Park, GA
Happy to share our latest work published at Virchows Archiv! 🔬🧬 @DrCristinaMagi
@LaraHarikMD @maremorini @ESP_Pathology @UABPathology @IPOPorto #PathTwitter link.springer.com/article/10…
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What a great turnout for our @UABHeersink AAPI leadership course! Many thx to the speakers that came to share insight on leadership/representation. Special thanks to @isteaus keynote speaker for sharing how to break the “model minority myth” and make a difference! @AsianAcadSurg
Last week, @UABHeersink hosted a reception celebrating Asian American Pacific Islander Heritage Month, and several of our faculty and friends attended, including Drs. Gene Siegal, Isam Eldin-Eltoum, Yabing Chen (in red), Shuko Harada, Vice Chair of DEI for @UABPathology.
Brooke Bartow and Xiao Huan, great job!!
Mutations in Homologous Recombination Genes and Loss of Heterozygosity Status in Advanced-Stage Breast Carcinoma mdpi.com/2270396 #mdpicancers via @Cancers_MDPI @UABPathology #Pathology #breastcancer
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@UABAAPI @UABSurgery @UABHeersink #AAPIHeritageMonth fun celebration last night w the @UABAAPI family - wonderful time sharing in #AAPI food, company, and cultures – at Birmingham, AL
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Last Thursday, @UABPathology gathered some of its longest-serving, most highly honored faculty alongside some of our newer faculty members to recognize awards and distinctions from the previous two years. Tell us who you recognize! buff.ly/3DpMobo @UABHeersink
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"People stood in line for several hours" for this season with @MichelleObama and @Blair_Holladay. "Authenticity". @ASCP_Chicago
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The American Journal of Clinical Pathology 2021 Impact Factor is 5.400, up from the 2020 Impact Factor of 2.493. Read the papers that got us there: bit.ly/3eKZ1Pw
