History of Pathology Society: Dedicated to the Study of the Pathologic Sciences and to the people and events who widened the sphere of medical knowledge
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If you enjoy visiting medical museums on your travels, two great ones to add to your list. And the curators happen to be members of our society. Sarah Halter for the Indiana Medical History Museum and Rick Fraser for the Maude Abbott Medical Museum, in Montreal.
A rendering by the U of MI class of 1976 with Dr.Thomas Oelrich Anatomy lab of The Anatomy lesson of Dr Nicholas Tulp by Rembrandt. Creative!
Have you ever wondered about the fate of the Grand Ducal Medici family? You are in luck. Save the date Oct 28th 3pm CT and you can here all about it at our fall virtual meeting as presented by Dr. Raffaele Gaeta. Zoom link to follow at a later date…
Abstract submissions for USCAP 2027 are now open! Great opportunity to submit an abstract in the category « History of Pathology », and for trainees to win the Azar Award given by our society for the best abstract by a trainee. Check our website for more details…
A treat for the lover of kidneys! Malpighi, the 1st to describe the glomerulus “minimae glandulae” did so in his De renibus but with no drawings. These seemed to have been lost to posterity but no longer.
pubmed.ncbi.nlm.gov/40268227…
The 400th anniversary of Malpighi, in 2028, is being celebrated by one of our members, Santo Nicosia, with several manuscripts. The 1st covers his life, discoveries and also struggles with colleagues who could not evolve from Galen’s teaching!
pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/3977…
Dr. James Wright, current president of the American Osler Society and past president of our Society, with a named lecture series.
The lecture- Genius Unbroken: The Life and Legacy of Dr. Charles R. Drew will take place Thursday April 9th.
Thank you to our speakers, Drs Jim Musser, Jeanet Guarner and Miguelina de la Garza, for a great HPS Companion meeting "From the Plagues to Pathogens".
Congratulations to Dr AlBatool AlMahdy, our Azar Award winner, who kicked off our meeting with her excellent presentation.
A first at USCAP annual meeting! History of Pathology is now an official category for posters and platforms. Over 25 abstracts will be showcased at the Stowell Orbison, Platform session and a Poster session with a walking tour. Join us for this inaugural moment!
