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NEW IN 2014! TRAINEE TRAVEL AWARD FOR LATE-BREAKING ABSTRACTS
Trainees: You must submit a late-breaking abstract by February 21, 2014. You are eligible to apply for this award even if you previously submitted a Trainee Travel Award Application by the November 15, 2013 deadline for abstracts that were due by November 12, 2013.
Italian Pathologists: Deadline to submit late-breaking abstracts and Young Investigator Award applications is February 21, 2014.
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Enzyme BACE1 May Be Important in Predicting Onset of Alzheimer Disease
Elevated BACE1 Activity in Mild Cognitive Impairment Could Be Early Indicator of Alzheimer Disease, According to New Research Published in The American Journal of Pathology
New Diagnostic Test Can Detect Chlamydia Trachomitis in Less Than 20 Minutes
Assay Offers Potential for High Sensitivity Testing at Point-of-Care Settings, Say Researchers in The Journal of Molecular Diagnostics
Now accepting late-breaking abstracts for the ASIP 2014 Annual Meeting at Experimental Biology! Late-breaking abstract will be accepted until February 21st. All late-breaking abstracts will be programmed as posters to be presented on Wednesday, April 30th, 2014.
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Transcription Factor May Protect Against Hepatic Injury Caused by Hepatitis C and Alcohol
More Damage Seen When FOXO3 Suppressed, According to Report in The American Journal of Pathology.
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ASIP is pleased to share that two ASIP Members, former Councilor James R. Downing, MD, and Eric R. Fearon, MD, PhD, have been elected to the prestigious Institute of Medicine.
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Longtime ASIP Member Dr. Philip T. Cagle Named 2013 Pathologist of the Year by the College of American Pathologists
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SURVEY TO SAFEGUARD FUNDING FOR BASIC, TRANSLATIONAL, AND CLINICAL RESEARCH
The ASIP Public Affairs Working Group is fighting on your behalf for increased biomedical research funding. Knowing your specific research interests will help us communicate with specific funding agencies. Thank you for taking around THREE minutes to complete this survey.
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Resveratrol, Found in Red Wine, Worsens MS-Like Symptoms and Neuropathology in Mice
Researchers Discourage Supplemental Use by Patients with Multiple Sclerosis, According to Report in The American Journal of Pathology
October 1, 2013
Welcome to our newest Members!
View recorded slide presentations from the ASIP 2013 Annual Meeting and Centennial Celebration in the members-only Digital Library
Novel Avian Influenza A Virus Has Potential for Both Virulence and Transmissibility in Humans
Virus Attaches to Both Upper and Lower Respiratory Tract Epithelium, According to Report in The American Journal of Pathology
September 10, 2013
ASIP Past-President, Avrum I Gotlieb, Establishes the Gotlieb Family Fund for Undergraduate Education in Pathobiology
In 2013, Dr. Gotlieb established the Gotlieb Family Fund for Undergraduate Education in Pathobiology to fund the new Gotlieb Undergraduate Trainee Travel Award for an undergraduate to attend the ASIP annual meeting. The Gotlieb Family Fund will accept donations from ASIP members, friends, and Gotlieb family members.
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View the photographs from the ASIP 2013 Annual Meeting and Celebration online
ASIP Members Vishva M. Dixit, MD and Robert D. Schreiber, PhD are Elected as Members of the National Academy of Sciences
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The American Journal of Pathology Centennial Project
Celebrating 100 Years of the American Society for Investigative Pathology
This article introduces the AJP Centennial Project, which will highlight the contributions of The American Journal of Pathology in the 100 years since formation of the American Society for Investigative Pathology.
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