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June is National Cancer Survivor Month

American Association of Cancer Research Cancer survivors know that staying vigilant after a diagnosis is an important part of long-term health. Regular screenings and personalized surveillance plans can help detect recurrence, metastatic disease, or secondary cancers earlier, when treatment may be most effective, while also supporting individuals and families with hereditary cancer syndromes or other elevated cancer risks.  AACR celebrates survivors and encourages individuals touched by cancer to learn more about the science of survivorship and discover how research is…

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ESP Newsflash – June 2026

 The latest updates from the European Society of Pathology 38th European Congress of Pathology (ECP)Abstract authors are encouraged to keep an eye on their inbox, as notification e-mails will be sent shortly.Have you secured your tickets for the ECP Social Events yet? If not, book your place now and join colleagues for memorable evenings in Stockholm.Visit the ECP Congress website for full details.We look forward to welcoming you to Stockholm from 12–16 September 2026 for the 38th ECP! Educational OpportunitiesTwo courses for…

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World Cancer Day 4 February

We’ve come too far to stop now Cancer remains one of the European Union’s most pressing public health challenges. Each year, 2.7 million people are diagnosed with it, 1.3 million die from it, and an estimated €49 billion in productivity is lost to it. Annual healthcare spending on cancer care and control now reaches €93 billion across all 27 EU member states. These figures reflect the scale of cancer’s impact, not only on individuals and families, but also on health…

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ESP Pathology Progress Test 2025

 Invitation to participate from 12 November to 7 December 2025 Celebrating International Pathology Day 2025, European Society of Pathology is pleased to announce the launch of the ESP Pathology Progress Test (PPT) 2025.The ESP PPT is a self-assessment tool designed to support residents in preparing for their board examinations. However, all pathologists are welcome to participate to evaluate their knowledge in pathology.The ESP PPT is created by the ESP Education Committee with support from experts and volunteers.The ESP PPT consists of…

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ESP Newsletter Autumn 2025 Edition

The European Society of Pathology (ESP) Newsletter Autumn 2025 Edition is here! This issue, presented by the new Editor, brings you news about changes in the ESP Executive Committee and the Council, relives the best memories of the successful European Congress of Pathology (ECP) in Vienna, presents many events planned for the coming months, and more! Click here to read the full newsletter (only for members)

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International Collaboration on Cancer Reporting (ICCR) Urinary tract datasets

Draft 2nd edition ICCR Urinary tract datasets available for review ICCR invite the Bulgarian Pathology Association to review the following draft International Collaboration on Cancer Reporting (ICCR) Urinary tract datasets: Carcinoma of the bladder – cystectomy, cystoprostatectomy and diverticulectomy specimen (2nd edition) Carcinoma of the renal pelvis and ureter – nephroureterectomy and ureterectomy specimen (2nd edition) Carcinoma of the urethra – urethrectomy specimen (2nd edition) Urinary tract carcinoma – biopsy and transurethral resection specimen (2nd edition) The ICCR has been…

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Online teaching series on bone pathology (tumoral and non-tumoral)

Upcoming international educational initiative coordinated by Prof. Dionysios Papachristou, MD, PhD, Pathologist, Coordinator Greek Sarcoma Group of EEPA, GS of the Hellenic Group of Sarcomas and Rare Cancers (HGSRC/EOSSO) and Dr. Sílvia Bagué, MD, PhD, Consultant Pathologist, Hospital de la Santa Creu i Sant Pau, Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona / Spanish Sarcoma Group/Spanish Research Sarcoma Group (GEIS).  This project, titled N.O.D.E. (Network on Osteopathology Diagnosis and Education), is envisioned as a free, Zoom-based educational program conducted in English on a bimonthly basis. Its main objective is to promote…

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American Registry of Pathology

The American Registry of Pathology is dedicated to advancing, educating, and connecting the field of pathology. The society’s mission is to provide high quality educational content and expertise to pathologists worldwide. The American Registry of Pathology have recently published a number of books which we think will be of interest to your members. Please feel free to browse their full list of titles here. For receiving a 10% discount off these titles, please contact Harvey Douglas Marketing Assistant 39 East Parade | Harrogate…

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Addressing Administrative Harm for Better Health Care Outcomes

 From Harvard Medical School Health care systems face pressures to optimize operational efficiency while delivering high-quality patient care. However, the increasing divide between administrative and clinical domains has introduced a critical challenge. Administrative harm is often overlooked, stemming from unilateral decision-making processes that prioritize organizational goals over patient-centric considerations. This directly impacts both care delivery and workforce morale. Walter O’Donnell, MD, a seasoned clinician and assistant professor of medicine at Harvard Medical School (HMS), advocates for corporate leaders to engage meaningfully…

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Giordano Fellowship 2026

Giordano Fellowship 2026 Edition is now open As part of its mission to promote continued education in the field of pathology, the European Society of Pathology (ESP) is pleased to invite applications for the 2026 Edition of the Giordano Fellowship (GF) Programme. Since its establishment in 2015, the GF Programme has been providing opportunities for advanced postgraduate training at one of the ESP Advanced Training Centres (ESP-ATCs), contributing significantly to professional development in pathology. Selection for the Giordano Fellowship is conducted through a highly…

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