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DigitCells will be in Boston later this week for the USCAP 114th Annual Meeting. Visit our team at booth 1020 to learn how our total digital pathology solution can impact your practice.

Pathology is at a pivotal moment. The concept of a "Digital Memex" is bringing together digital slides, AI, and seamless collaboration to enhance how diagnostics are performed. From bridging geographical gaps through telepathology to improving diagnostic accuracy with AI-driven analysis, this interconnected approach is reshaping patient care. By breaking away from traditional limitations, we can build a more accurate, efficient, and equitable pathology system. Learn more about how this shift is advancing the future of diagnostics. ???? https://lnkd.in/gkWZhZsj #DigitalPathology

Pathologists deal with overwhelming volumes of complex diagnostic data, including anatomic pathology reports, immunohistochemistry results, molecular testing, and more. Effective prompt engineering offers a practical way to streamline workflows, enhance diagnostic accuracy, and simplify second-opinion cases. By crafting precise, context-rich prompts, pathologists can extract, summarize, and cross-reference critical information quickly,?turning data overload into actionable insights. Explore practical techniques and prompt patterns designed to improve data management and patient care. ? Read more: https://lnkd.in/gB-CG5py

We are springing with excitement for the USCAP - United States and Canadian Academy of Pathology 114th Annual Meeting! Make sure you stop by booth 1020 to experience a better way to biopsy with our TWO-D System, designed for greater efficiency and cost savings in biopsy workflows. #USCAP #DigitalPathology

Colorectal cancer is the second leading cause of cancer-related deaths in the U.S., but early detection can make a significant difference. Many cases develop without noticeable symptoms, making routine screening essential. Colonoscopies, stool-based tests, and other screening methods can help catch cancer in its early stages when it’s most treatable. March is Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month—a reminder for patients and providers alike to prioritize screening, especially for those over 45 or with a family history of the disease. Advances in molecular testing also offer deeper insights into tumor characteristics, helping to guide more precise treatment decisions. Visit the American Association for Cancer Research to learn more about the disease: https://lnkd.in/eFhM8_sx

Scott Kilcoyne, Cofounder & COO of DigitCells, explores the evolving landscape of pathology and oncology software in DigitCells’ latest blog. Leading developers are focusing on security, AI integration, interoperability, and user-centric design to enhance diagnostics and streamline clinical workflows. From ensuring HIPAA compliance to leveraging AI for predictive analytics, cutting-edge solutions are designed to be efficient, adaptable, and future-ready. Data privacy, regulatory flexibility, and ethical AI implementation remain key priorities in shaping the next generation of healthcare technology. To see how developers are shaping the next generation of healthcare technology, read the full article on Pathology News: https://lnkd.in/eggpVC8j #digitalpathology #pathologynews

Today is Rare Disease Day, a time to recognize the millions living with rare conditions and the need for greater awareness, research, and support. Every step forward in understanding these diseases brings hope for better diagnosis and treatment. ? To learn more about #RareDiseaseDay and how to get involved please visit Rare Disease Day.

See you in Boston for the USCAP - United States and Canadian Academy of Pathology 114th Annual Meeting! Join us from March 22-27 as we showcase our complete digital pathology solutions. ? Visit booth 1020 to explore a better way to biopsy with our TWOD System—designed for greater efficiency and cost savings in biopsy workflows. Plus, learn how our integrated approach, including scanners, LIS, IMS, and technical support, can streamline your pathology practice. ? Learn more about our services at https://digitcells.com/

Pathology and oncology software development is advancing rapidly, and staying ahead requires more than just keeping up—it means anticipating future needs. Our latest blog outlines ten key areas where top developers are excelling, from integrating security at every stage to enhancing interoperability and predictive capabilities. By prioritizing intuitive design, regulatory adaptability, and data governance, these solutions are improving efficiency and clinical decision-making. ? Building effective software isn’t just about technology—it’s about understanding real-world workflows and ensuring seamless integration across systems. Read more: https://lnkd.in/gQKu-z-c #DigitalPathology #HealthTech #OncologySoftware

February is National Cancer Prevention Month, highlighting the impact of research and education in reducing cancer risk. While progress has been made, preventable factors still contribute to many cases each year. ? The American Association for Cancer Research (AACR) is advancing efforts to better understand and prevent cancer. Learn more about their latest findings: https://lnkd.in/gfJ7eFM #CancerPrevention #EarlyDetection #HealthAwareness