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Interviews with people doing interesting things in pathology and related fields
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Monday Jun 15, 2020
Monday Jun 15, 2020
For this episode I teamed up with Dr Natalie Banet and her podcast Deeper Levels for a crossover episode.
What we discuss with Dr Banet:
- How we each started our podcasts
- How we got into the pathology field
- Picking guests for interviews and planning an episode
- The future of pathology education
- Some of our favorite podcasts
Links for this episode:
Deeper Levels Podcast here
Subscribe to the monthly journal club here
Dr Banet on Twitter
Dr Banet's blog
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Monday Jun 08, 2020
Monday Jun 08, 2020
Today I speak with Dr Lokman Sung, forensic pathologist, and co-host of Detroit's Daily Docket.
What we discuss with Dr Sung:
- How he became interested in forensic pathology
- His teaching experience as a Clinical Assistant Professor of Pathology
- The annual Medicolegal Death Investigation course
- How Detroit's Daily Docket began and how they developed the show
Links for this episode:
Detroits Daily Docket
Medicolegal Death Investigation course here
Wayne State University Pathologists' Assistant Program here
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Monday Jun 01, 2020
Monday Jun 01, 2020
Today I speak with the founders of pathCast, Dr Rifat Mannan and Dr Emilio Madrigal.
What we discuss with Dr Madrigal and Dr Mannan:
- How they came up with the idea for pathCast
- How they started the series and recruited speakers
- Some of the early feedback about pathCast
- How they would like to expand the series in the future
Links for this Episode:
pathCast:
Dr Madrigal on Twitter
Dr Mannan on Twitter
pathCast article in Academic Medicine here
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Monday May 25, 2020
Monday May 25, 2020
Today on the People of Pathology Podcast I speak with Dr Constantine Kanakis.
What we discuss with Dr Kanakis:
- His background as a Medical Laboratory Scientist
- How he got involved in public health and community outreach
- His TEDx talk "Unrecognizable Medicine"
- His work on the ASCP blog Lablogatory
- His recent PathCast talk on COVID-19 Testing in the Laboratory
Links for this episode:
Dr Kanakis on Twitter
TEDx talk "Unrecognizable Medicine" here
ASCP Lablogatory here
PathCast "COVID-19 Testing in the Laboratory" here
"Ask an Expert Your COVID-19 Testing Questions" on Lifehacker
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Monday May 18, 2020
Monday May 18, 2020
Today on the People of Pathology Podcast I speak with perinatal pathologist Dr Drucilla Roberts.
What we discuss with Dr Roberts:
- How she became involved with pathology outreach in sub-Saharan Africa
- Her involvement with the Human Placenta Project
- Categories of Placental Pathology PathCast
- The Placental and Gestational Pathology textbook
- The Amsterdam International Consensus Group
- Early research on the placenta and COVID-19
Links for this Episode:
Pathology: Functionality in Resource-Poor Settings article here
Human Placenta Project website
Categories of Placental Pathology PathCast here
Amsterdam International Consensus Group article here
Pathology of the Placenta book here
Placental and Gestational Pathology book here
Placenta and COVID-19 JAMA article here
Contact Dr Roberts here
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Monday May 11, 2020
Monday May 11, 2020
Today on the People of Pathology Podcast I speak with Bruce Goldfarb. Bruce is the author of 18 Tiny Deaths: The Untold Story of Frances Glessner Lee and the Invention of Modern Forensics.
What we discuss with Bruce Goldfarb:
- Bruce's background and how he became involved with the Nutshell Studies
- Frances Glessner Lee and how she became involved in forensic medicine
- The origin of the coroner system
- The Nutshell Studies of Unexplained Death and why they were created
Follow Bruce Goldfarb on Twitter here
Buy 18 Tiny Deaths here
Resources about the Nutshell Studies:
Murder is Her Hobby on Youtube here
Smithsonian American Art Museum
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Monday Apr 27, 2020
Monday Apr 27, 2020
On this episode of the People of Pathology Podcast I speak with Dr Nat Pernick. Dr Pernick is a pathologist and the founder of PathologyOutlines.com. This website is a free, online, pathology textbook, which began in 2001.
What we discuss with Dr Pernick
- His background in computer programming and law
- How he came up with the idea for the website
- Some of the changes to the site over the years
Visit PathologyOutlines here
Sign up for the Pathology Outlines Newsletter here
Pathology Outlines blog here
Pathology Outlines social media:
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Tuesday Apr 14, 2020
Tuesday Apr 14, 2020
On this episode of the People of Pathology Podcast I speak with Pathologists' Assistant Sarah Garner.
What we discuss with Sarah Garner:
- How she got into teaching and some of the methods she uses
- The Pathologists' Assistant program at Tulane University
- Using social media to teach pathology
- Garner's Guide to Gross Anatomy
Follow Sarah on social media:
Garner's Guide to Gross Anatomy website
Follow Tulane Pathologists' Assistants on Instagram here
Tulane Pathologists' Assistant Program website
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Tuesday Mar 31, 2020
Tuesday Mar 31, 2020
On this episode of the People of Pathology Podcast I speak with Michael Schubert. Micheal is the Editor of The Pathologist magazine, and earned a PhD in Biochemistry and Molecular Biology.
What we discuss with Micheal Schubert:
- His educational background and early work in cancer research
- Working as a science consultant for Marvel Comics
- The Pathologist magazine and his involvement with it
- The Pathologist Power List and the new format for this year
- His participation with I'm a Scientist, Get Me Out of Here
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Follow the Pathologist on Twitter
The Pathologist website
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Thursday Mar 12, 2020
Thursday Mar 12, 2020
On this episode of the People of Pathology Podcast I speak with Dr Judy Melinek and TJ Mitchell, the authors of First Cut.
What we discuss with Dr Melinek and TJ Mitchell:
- Their first book, the New York Times bestseller Working Stiff, and how they decided it was time for a new book
- Some of the characters in First Cut, and how they were inspired by real people
- Why accuracy was so important in First Cut, not only in the forensic pathology, but also in other aspects of the book
Buy First Cut here
Buy Working Stiff here
Social Media: Facebook
Dr Melinek on Twitter
TJ Mitchell on Twitter
First Cut interview at Strand Book Store here
Working Stiff interview at Book Passage here
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