The Journal of Pathology Podcast Archive hosts a range of podcasts that enhance and complement articles available in the pages of the Journal and its website. They provide an informal insight and guide to the journal and its content in a conversational style. As well as summarizing recent content, the Journal podcasts provide interviews, commentary and comment on matters of interest to pathologists and those working in the broad area of understanding disease.
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The Journal of Pathology Podcast Archive hosts a range of podcasts that enhance and complement articles available in the pages of the Journal and its website. They provide an informal insight and guide to the journal and its content in a conversational style. As well as summarizing recent content, the Journal podcasts provide interviews, commentary and comment on matters of interest to pathologists and those working in the broad area of understanding disease.
The ability of the Journal of Pathology to provide interesting and useful content to readers and to the field at large has been enhanced by the creation of Virtual Issues, annotated compilations of papers and reviews organized by theme. Here one of the authors of the Virtual Issue John LeQuesne outlines this series and highlights the recently released micro-RNAs Virtual Issue.
Podcasts from The Journal of Pathology
The Journal of Pathology Podcast Archive hosts a range of podcasts that enhance and complement articles available in the pages of the Journal and its website. They provide an informal insight and guide to the journal and its content in a conversational style. As well as summarizing recent content, the Journal podcasts provide interviews, commentary and comment on matters of interest to pathologists and those working in the broad area of understanding disease.
