As many of you likely know, for those like me who are in their last year of medical school this month contains Match Day, when we will be notified of where we will spend our residencies and potentially our fellowships and beyond. While those familiar with my posts know that I applied into and will […]
Lessons from Wuhan’s Past and Present
To those familiar with the city’s history there is poignant poetry in the fact the pandemic which has rocked the world for the last year emerged from Wuhan. More than 50 years ago in the midst of the cultural revolution, the city bore witness to another health crisis an analysis of which in addition to […]
Reflections on my Favorite ASCP 2020 Sessions–2
Scientific luminaries like Keith Porter of the Rockefeller Institute have asserted that a vital step in the birth of a new field is the establishment of specialized journals and institutions. In this session Dr. Roger L. Bertholf describes this process for Laboratory Medicine through an exploration of the field’s eponymous journal. Journals reflect not only […]
