A brain tumor diagnosis often begins with one number that carries enormous weight: the WHO grade. That single digit from 1 to 4 tells doctors, and patients, how aggressively the tumor is likely to behave, how quickly it may grow,…
Understanding cancer at its most fundamental level requires looking at chromosomes. Cytogenetic abnormalities, changes in chromosome structure or number, play a critical role in how cancers develop, progress, and respond to therapy. At Honest Pathology, we emphasize the importance of…
Bone marrow is the soft, spongy tissue inside certain bones that acts like a factory for producing blood cells, red cells that carry oxygen, white cells that fight infection, and platelets that help clotting. When something seems wrong with blood…
