A confluence of factors will drive the shift to digital pathology.

Michael Bonham MD,PhD, Chief Medical Officer of Proscia is back!

Last time we talked about how pathologists are using the same technology – the light microscope – that they have been for the past 150 years.

The rate of converting to a fully digital system, particularly in the United States, is abysmally low.

With a global shortage of pathologists and regulatory barriers coming down, could we finally be reaching a tipping point?

Could #AI be the missing link that will push us over the edge?

What role will AI play in the development of new diagnostics?

"AI systems in healthcare are going to be under a huge amount of scrutiny."

We've all heard the hype. But what exactly is AI?

We've all heard the hype. "There's no area of healthcare that will not be affected by AI." "Those that fail to embrace AI will be left behind by those that do."

But what exactly is AI and how will it impact healthcare?

Rafael Rosengarten is CEO of Genialis and founding member of the Alliance for Artificial Intelligence in Healthcare.

Pathologists have used largely the same technology to make diagnoses since the late 1800's. Will Pathology be able to go fully digital and enter the 21st century?

Michael Bonham, MD, PhD, Chief Medical Officer of Proscia, joins us to discuss the promise of digital pathology.

"So many lab test are just done...and nothing gets done about them."

"Having specifics is really the whole point of using AI...not to get general trends."

"Metabolomics, we really see as the apogee of all the -omics."