Here’s what you need to know about PathologyOutlines.com this week:
1. Worldwide Directory of Pathologists Ambassadors
Do you want to promote the pathologists at your institution? If so, consider becoming a Directory Ambassador! As Ambassador, you help ensure that the Directory includes all practicing pathologists for your institution and otherwise assist in making the Directory as accurate as possible. Ambassadors can be residents, fellows, faculty or staff, can split the work with other ambassadors and don’t have to review all the pathologists at the same time. Ambassadors are not paid but are listed on this page, get a gift at the time of the annual USCAP meeting and are appreciated by pathologists at their institution for helping promote their work.
2. Curing Cancer Network: How Cancer Kills
We have updated our essay, How Cancer Kills. See an excerpt below:
“Our strategic plan aims to reduce U.S. cancer deaths from 600,000 (projected cancer deaths in 2022) to 100,000 per year. To reach this ambitious goal, we must better understand how cancer actually kills people. This essay proposes that cancer often kills indirectly by promoting marked physiologic disruptions in life’s essential networks; however, physicians can prevent these deaths by correcting the network changes even before the cancer itself is treated. In addition, advanced cancer kills by creating a sense of futility, which causes individuals and the medical system to give up the fight.”
3. Screening Colonoscopies
Dr. Pernick appeared on Channel 7 (Detroit) discussing how patients with private insurance or Medicare should not be charged for screening colonoscopies under the Affordable Care Act. Watch the video and read the article here. His blog about his experience is here.
4. Website Traffic
For 2022, PathologyOutlines.com averaged 54,904 sessions (visits) per day, an increase of 10.9% over 2021. New traffic records for 2022 include 20,039,946 total sessions, 6,151,434 users, 4,299,793 home page views and an incredible 45,164,115 total page views. Thanks for your support and suggestions to improve the website.
Currently, statistics are obtained using Google Analytics 3, which is changing to Google Analytics 4 in July 2023. Most statistics will be comparable but some may change based solely on the methodology.
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