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Pathology is the study and diagnosis of disease through examination of organs, tissues, bodily fluids, and whole bodies (autopsies). The term also encompasses the related scientific study of disease processes, called General pathology. Medical pathology is divided in two main branches, Anatomical pathology and Clinical pathology. Veterinary pathology is concerned with animal disease whereas Phytopathology is the study of plant diseases.
Study: Brain blood vessel cells may be therapeutic targets for Alzheimer's disease

Study: Brain blood vessel cells may be therapeutic targets for Alzheimer's disease

Genomic tests help in selecting the most effective therapy for breast cancer

Genomic tests help in selecting the most effective therapy for breast cancer

Transport of bacterial substrates through injectisome observed almost in real time

Transport of bacterial substrates through injectisome observed almost in real time

Protein in Salmonella inactivates mast cells that fight against bacteria

Protein in Salmonella inactivates mast cells that fight against bacteria

Over-use of staging procedures more prevalent in younger, early-stage breast cancer patients

Over-use of staging procedures more prevalent in younger, early-stage breast cancer patients

Marker for inflammatory bowel disease linked to bipolar disorder

Marker for inflammatory bowel disease linked to bipolar disorder

Researchers discover new therapeutic approach for hemophilia

Researchers discover new therapeutic approach for hemophilia

Biomedical application allows human body to regenerate own tissue

Biomedical application allows human body to regenerate own tissue

Lund University researcher explores why type 2 diabetes raises dementia risk later in life

Lund University researcher explores why type 2 diabetes raises dementia risk later in life

Report: Screen all endometrial cancer patients for Lynch syndrome

Report: Screen all endometrial cancer patients for Lynch syndrome

Elevated BACE1 activity in mild cognitive impairment could be early indicator of AD, says study

Elevated BACE1 activity in mild cognitive impairment could be early indicator of AD, says study

Schizophrenia treatment responses follow distinct trajectories

Schizophrenia treatment responses follow distinct trajectories

Otsuka, Lundbeck to develop investigational vaccine candidate for Alzheimer's disease

Otsuka, Lundbeck to develop investigational vaccine candidate for Alzheimer's disease

Navidea receives Fast Track designation for Lymphoseek injection

Navidea receives Fast Track designation for Lymphoseek injection

Nanostring Technologies announces nationwide availability of Prosigna Breast Cancer Assay in 2014

Nanostring Technologies announces nationwide availability of Prosigna Breast Cancer Assay in 2014

Duke University receives $2.9M grant to develop HIV vaccine candidate

Duke University receives $2.9M grant to develop HIV vaccine candidate

Equations help explain key parameters of stents that combat artherosclerosis

Equations help explain key parameters of stents that combat artherosclerosis

Lawmakers close in on 'cease-fire' budget deal

Lawmakers close in on 'cease-fire' budget deal

CAR therapy shows potential for advancing treatment of patients with ALL and CLL

CAR therapy shows potential for advancing treatment of patients with ALL and CLL

Children and adults with high-risk ALL benefit from novel, personalized cell therapy

Children and adults with high-risk ALL benefit from novel, personalized cell therapy

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