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Pathology Today, September 20, 2023

FSP President, Marilyn Bui, MD, shares her excitement about her new role as the President of the Florida Society of Pathologists and how valuable FSP membership is. To watch the FSP President's message, click here.

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Pathology Today, August 23, 2023

Registration is NOW OPEN for the third annual Florida Society of Pathologists (FSP) + Florida Society of Clinical Oncology (FLASCO) collaborative meeting on Dec. 9-10 in Orlando, Florida at the Hyatt Regency Grand Cypress. We invite pathologists, oncologists and nurse navigators to attend this informative meeting which will explore the advancements in molecular diagnostics and precision medicine for the diagnosis and treatment of cancer. During the meeting, we will review best practices and strategies during tumor case reviews and roundtable discussions, providing attendees the opportunity to gain tools to enhance communication and collaboration in their practice settings. There is no cost attend if you are a pathologist, oncologist, or nurse navigator. The FSP has a discounted room rate starting at $219 for meeting attendees at the Hyatt Regency Grand Cypress. The discounted room rate is available until Nov. 17, 2023. Book online here or call 407-239-1234 and ask for the FSP group rate. Learn more and register online.

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Pathology Today, August 9, 2023

Registration is NOW OPEN for the third annual Florida Society of Pathologists (FSP) + Florida Society of Clinical Oncology (FLASCO) collaborative meeting on Dec. 9-10 in Orlando, Florida at the Hyatt Regency Grand Cypress. We invite pathologists, oncologists and nurse navigators to attend this informative meeting which will explore the advancements in molecular diagnostics and precision medicine for the diagnosis and treatment of cancer. During the meeting, we will review best practices and strategies during tumor case reviews and roundtable discussions, providing attendees the opportunity to gain tools to enhance communication and collaboration in their practice settings. There is no cost attend if you are a pathologist, oncologist, or nurse navigator. The FSP has a discounted room rate starting at $219 for meeting attendees at the Hyatt Regency Grand Cypress. The discounted room rate is available until Nov. 17, 2023. Book online here or call 407-239-1234 and ask for the FSP group rate. Learn more and register online.

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Pathology Today, July 26, 2023

Registration is NOW OPEN for the third annual Florida Society of Pathologists (FSP) + Florida Society of Clinical Oncology (FLASCO) collaborative meeting on Dec. 9-10 in Orlando, Florida at the Hyatt Regency Grand Cypress. We invite pathologists, oncologists and nurse navigators to attend this informative meeting which will explore the advancements in molecular diagnostics and precision medicine for the diagnosis and treatment of cancer. During the meeting, we will review best practices and strategies during tumor case reviews and roundtable discussions, providing attendees the opportunity to gain tools to enhance communication and collaboration in their practice settings. There is no cost attend if you are a pathologist, oncologist, or nurse navigator. The FSP has a discounted room rate starting at $219 for meeting attendees at the Hyatt Regency Grand Cypress. The discounted room rate is available until Nov. 17, 2023. Book online here or call 407-239-1234 and ask for the FSP group rate. Learn more and register online.

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FSP Pathology Today, July 12, 2023

The FSP Summer Pathology Conference starts this week Friday, July 14 in Palm Beach, Florida at the Eau Palm Beach Resort & Spa. Earn 11.75 hours of CME credit on topics covering genitourinary pathology, dermatopathology, hematopathology, and head and neck pathology. We are still taking late registration and now is the last chance to register before the registration rate increases onsite.

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Pathology Today, June 28, 2023

The FSP Summer Pathology Conference will take place on July 14-16 at the beautiful oceanfront Eau Palm Beach Resort & Spa in Palm Beach, Florida. Keynote speakers include Justin Bishop, MD, Peter Humphrey, MD, PhD, Kamran Mirza, MD, PhD, and Victor Prieto, MD, PhD. There will also be a special prevention of medical errors lecture for state mandated requirements. Attendees can earn 11.75 hours of CME credit!

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Pathology Today, June 28, 2023

The FSP Summer Pathology Conference will take place on July 14-16 at the beautiful oceanfront Eau Palm Beach Resort & Spa in Palm Beach, Florida. Keynote speakers include Justin Bishop, MD, Peter Humphrey, MD, PhD, Kamran Mirza, MD, PhD, and Victor Prieto, MD, PhD. There will also be a special prevention of medical errors lecture for state mandated requirements. Attendees can earn 11.75 hours of CME credit!

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Pathology Today, June 28, 2023

The FSP Summer Pathology Conference will take place on July 14-16 at the beautiful oceanfront Eau Palm Beach Resort & Spa in Palm Beach, Florida. Keynote speakers include Justin Bishop, MD, Peter Humphrey, MD, PhD, Kamran Mirza, MD, PhD, and Victor Prieto, MD, PhD. There will also be a special prevention of medical errors lecture for state mandated requirements. Attendees can earn 11.75 hours of CME credit!

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Pathology Today, June 14, 2023

The FSP Summer Pathology Conference will take place on July 14-16 at the beautiful oceanfront Eau Palm Beach Resort & Spa in Palm Beach, Florida. Keynote speakers include Justin Bishop, MD, Peter Humphrey, MD, PhD, Kamran Mirza, MD, PhD, and Victor Prieto, MD, PhD. There will also be a special prevention of medical errors lecture for state mandated requirements. Attendees can earn 11.75 hours of CME credit!

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Pathology Today, May 31, 2023

A cluster of mpox cases in the Chicago area has spurred concerns of a resurgence this summer, mere months after the end of the public health emergency for the outbreak that began last year. The U.S. response to the mpox outbreak in 2022 was heralded as a public health success despite some early stumbles. By the beginning of this year, enough progress had been made that the White House allowed the public health emergency to expire.

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