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The conversation around AI in medicine often focuses on the technology itself, but its value lies in how it empowers the people doing the work.
In pathology, that means less administrative burden, better access to context, and more time for the expertise that matters most.
Where does AI deliver the greatest everyday value for pathology teams? Let us know below.
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Dr. Sajjad Malik made one bold call - go fully digital, all at once - and held the line while multiple teams and disciplines rallied behind it.
"We're doing it for the right reasons: patient care and a better workflow."
@HNL_LabMedicine was able to go fully digital within a single year.
Meet more leaders who made the move: info.proscia.com/feats-of-st…
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NextGen Pathology has selected Proscia!
The Florida-based national group was an early mover to digital. Now, it’s adopting Concentriq to lay an AI foundation for its next phase of growth and position itself as a strategic partner for biopharma research.
“Proscia’s bold vision continues to push what AI can do for pathology. We pride ourselves on bridging the old with the new, fostering trusted relationships while adopting the latest technologies. Concentriq will elevate our pathologists to focus on what they do best and grow the value that we deliver.” -Dr. Hadi Yaziji, Founder of NextGen Pathology.
Read the full announcement: proscia.com/press-releases/n…
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Call for nominations - Feats of Strength
Every digital pathology transformation has a leader behind it - someone who took the risk, challenged the resistance, and made it happen.
We want to hear about them.
If you know a bold leader whose courage and vision deserve the spotlight in an upcoming Feats of Strength video, tell us their story.
info.proscia.com/feats-of-st…
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Becker's Hospital Review published new projections from HRSA on the physician specialties facing the greatest shortages by 2038. Pathology lands high on the list, with a 16% gap.
It's widely understood that hiring alone won't close that gap. The other lever is capacity: helping pathologists do more, without adding more hours to their workday.
Digital adoption and AI can elevate the experts, giving them their time back to focus on the work only they can do.
beckershospitalreview.com/qu…
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A recent study in Parkinson's research points to a promising new therapeutic target.
Researchers found that a specifically modified form of alpha-synuclein actively contributes to the spread of disease pathology in the brain. To combat this, they developed a novel antibody, 6G6, designed to selectively target it.
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Concentriq was used to manage the study's whole slide images, which the team then analyzed to quantify disease pathology across brain regions.
Read the full paper here: biorxiv.org/content/10.64898…
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Dr. Amanda Hemmerich's advice for labs navigating digital pathology adoption? "Just go ahead and start. It'll give you something to grow on."
As Global Director of Digital Pathology Innovation at IQVIA Laboratories, she challenged the status quo and unified five labs across four countries, coordinating teams spanning different time zones and stages of digital maturity to build end-to-end validation strategies.
Explore the full Feats of Strength series to hear from the bold leaders transforming pathology: info.proscia.com/feats-of-st…
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A great moment from HIMSS Europe.
Stephan Fromme represented Proscia in Copenhagen as KLAS celebrated the 2026 Global Best in KLAS winners.
Thank you to KLAS for continuing to elevate the voice of the customer across healthcare technology, and to HIMSS Europe for bringing the healthcare community together.
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Senior Integration Engineer Jacob Blaylock goes deeper on what interoperability really means in practice, and why it's the one of the biggest factors in deployment success.
Read more: proscia.com/maximizing-your-…
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According to @AACR, an estimated 18.6 million cancer survivors were living in the US as of 2025. Behind that number are patients, families, researchers, physicians, pathologists, nurses, and care teams who have turned decades of discovery into longer, fuller lives.
National Cancer Research Month is a reminder that progress against cancer is built through years of science, care, persistence, and collaboration. And it continues because people across research and medicine keep pushing toward what every patient deserves.
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Dr. Derrick Forchetti knew digital pathology was inevitable as soon as he first saw a scanner years ago. The hard part was convincing everyone else.
He kept the conversation going with his quiet conviction, reminding his team that there was a better way to move slides around when frustrations would arise.
Now, @SBMFdonors is digital. And the colleague who told Dr. Forchetti that he was never moving away from the microscope is still there.
Watch the full conversation and meet the other leaders in our Feats of Strength series: na2.hubs.ly/H05v56Q0
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