“A rose by any other name would smell as sweet.” — William Shakespeare, Romeo and Juliet Some of the most influential people in an organization are not managers. In a recent podcast interview previewing her keynote at the 2026 NSH Histotechnology Convention , Ritu Ward discusses how...
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Artificial intelligence is no longer a future concept in healthcare. It is rapidly becoming part of how laboratories, pathologists, and healthcare teams process information, identify patterns, and support clinical decision-making. As discussed in the NSH podcast conversation with NSH...
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When you think of the pioneers who shaped histology, names like Cajal Golgi, and Ehrlich may come to mind. But one of the scientists whose discoveries made the modern laboratory possible never processed a tissue sample, stained a slide, or looked through a microscope. His name was Michael...
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For Dahl Chase Diagnostic Services in Bangor, Maine, adopting digital pathology was not just a way to keep up with technological trends—it became necessary to save a considerable amount of time and money. Thanks to the location of the group, and the fact that the company’s pathologists act as...
Lung transplantation has always been a challenge in the medical field as there is always issue in shortages of suitable donor lung for patients who are waiting for years with their deteriorating conditions with lung diseases. Even with patients who are fortunate to find the right donor lung,...
2026 Labvocate Symposium October 12-13 | Old Town Alexandria, VA | Virtual The annual Labvocate Symposium gives you the chance to come together with medical laboratory professionals from six laboratory organizations (including NSH) and make our concerns known inside Congress. ...
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