Bulletin

The Bulletin is the College's quarterly professional membership magazine. We cater for the interests of our diverse readership, provoking discussion and comment on topics that range across the 17 specialties of pathology.

The Bulletin is now fully digital, with improved accessibility and more interactive features.

Discover more about how to use the features of the Bulletin in our guides.

The October Bulletin features the theme of prevention and screening, a key focus of the NHS 10-Year Health Plan for England. The issue includes articles on cervical cancer, prostate cancer screening and Genomics England’s Generation Study. You can also read about gut microbiome therapies for antimicrobial resistance, malaria prevention, the UK Fatal Anaphylaxis Registry and avian influenza.

The October issue also includes articles by Claire Deakin, head of the New Consultants Committee, and Tahir Pillay, our new Clinical Director of International Activities. You can also read an article on maintaining pathology services in war-torn Ukraine, an update on International Pathology Day, and our Hugh Platt and Paola Domizio prize winning essays.

In his editorial, Dr Bernie Croal gives an update on the College-hosted Quality Assurance in Pathology Committee and National Quality Assurance Advisory Panels. The President also highlights the Carter Review, the 10-Year Workforce Plan and the College’s newly formed New Consultants Committee.

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Bulletin

October 2025 – Prevention and screening

July 2025 – Community and point-of-care testing

April 2025 – Education and training in pathology

January 2025 – Paediatric pathology

October 2024 – Health inequalities

July 2024 – Pathology at the cutting edge

April 2024 – Climate change, lab sustainability and pathology

January 2024 – Women's health