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We can build a better world by making more thoughtful decisions on what we buy and what we do. I have chosen, to the extent possible, to reduce purchases of products made in China. As some of you know, this is often quite difficult, but I do what I can. Recently, I wrote to Amazon: ------------- Greetings, It would be helpful to me to have the country of origin identified on your website. I refuse to buy products made in China due to its repressive regime (see, for example, https://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/global-opinions/china-is-using-the-cover-of-coronavirus-to-escalate-its-repre ..read more

Just in case you didn't get our last update in February, we've been posting all of our blogs on WordPress the past couple of months. You can follow us here: https://pathologyoutlinesblog.wordpress.com/ By following us, you will receive: Textbook updates every Monday Industry news updates Weekly PathologyOutlines.com updates every Friday And more, directly to your inbox! Stay safe and healthy!  ..read more

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We mourn the loss of Dr. David Grignon, a wonderful GU pathologist and the Chair of Pathology for several years when Dr. Pernick was a resident at Wayne State University in Detroit, MI. To continue reading this blog post, please visit our new WordPress blog:  https://pathologyoutlinesblog.wordpress.com/2020/01/31/31-january-2020-david-j-grignon-m-d/ Thank you ..read more

After more than 6 years using Blogspot, PathologyOutlines.com's official blog will now be hosted on WordPress. We believe WordPress will be more user friendly for PathologyOutlines.com staff as well as for our authors, editors and readers. Our old Blogspot blog will stay live for archival purposes, but it will not be used anymore to publish official PathologyOutlines.com updates and pathology news. For that, you'll need to subscribe to our new blog at this link: https://pathologyoutlinesblog.wordpress.com/ To follow us on our new blog, simply click on the link above, type your email in on ..read more

We have posted updated reviews of the following topics: Bladder & ureters > Nonurothelial benign tumors > Condyloma acuminatum by Iryna Samarska, M.D., Ph.D., Jonathan Epstein, M.D. Topic summary: The topic was updated with new information, new images and board review questions. Breast malignant> Carcinoma subtypes > BRCA1 associated breast carcinoma by Shoko Vos, M.D., Ph.D., Paul J. van Diest, M.D., Ph.D. Colon nontumor > Congenital anomalies > Hirschsprung disease by Raj P. Kapur, M.D., Ph.D. Topic summary: New topic added to the lung chapter. Lung tumor > Ne ..read more

As of January 2020, we've made two main changes to our website's policies. These include: Advertisement Email We are now using the email Ads@PathologyOutlines.com for all communications about advertising on PathologyOutlines.com. The previous email was PathOutAds@gmail.com. Please change your records accordingly. We prefer you to use Ads@PathologyOutlines.com when inquiring about advertisements because it is checked constantly. This would be instead of using email addresses of individual employees who may be out of the office on the day of inquiry. Payment Options We have removed the paymen ..read more

We have posted updated reviews of the following topics: Breast malignant > Breast cancer > WHO classification of breast tumors by Indu Agarwal M.D., Luis Blanco, Jr., M.D. Topic summary: New information and new photos of some less common breast tumors. CNS tumor > Diffuse astrocytic and oligodendroglial tumors > Anaplastic astrocytoma, NOS by John DeWitt, M.D., Ph.D. Colon nontumor > Colitis (noninfectious) > Graft versus host disease by Gustavo Moreno, M.D., Catherine E. Hagen, M.D. Topic summary: Updated information, new images, and board review questions. Lung tumo ..read more