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People of Pathology Podcast

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Digital Pathology
Pathology
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Interviews with people doing interesting things in pathology and related fields

PublishesTwice monthlyEpisodes231Founded7 years ago
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Today my guest is Alex Bodell, CTO of FormaPath

What we discuss with Alex:

• Engineering roots

• Vertical farming and lessons learned

• From farms to pathology

• Formapath and AdiPress

• The origin of nToto

• Developing robotic motions through... more

Today my guest is Travis Wold from Imagenomix.

What we discuss with Travis:

• Alaska roots and noticing healthcare gaps

• NYU origins and early breakthroughs

• Tissue Failure and how it affects downstream testing

• How the Imagenomix system work... more

Today my guest is Ashley Faber, Senior Director of Product Marketing at Proscia

What we discuss with Ashley:

• Ashley’s role at Proscia

• Why Proscia wrote the Digital Pathology Buyer’s Guide

• Why it’s important to differentiate between the need... more

Today my guest is pathologist Dr Luis Cano

What we discuss with Dr Cano:

• How personal experience led to medicine and pathology

• His early fascination with computers

• The intersection of pathology and AI

• The writing process for Getting Star... more

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Recent Guests

Alex Bodell
CTO of FormaPath, mechanical engineer
FormaPath
Episode: Episode 231: Alex Bodell – Bringing Innovation To Grossing With Robotics
Travis Wold
CEO of Imagenomix, AI-driven mutational screening from H&E slides
Imagenomix
Episode: Episode 230: Travis Wold - Making Precision Medicine Accessible To Everyone With Imagenomix
Ashley Faber
Senior Director of Product Marketing, Proscia
Proscia
Episode: Episode 229: Ashley Faber – The Digital Pathology Buyer’s Guide Every Lab Needs
Luis Cano
Pathologist and AI researcher
Intersection of Clinical Medicine and Artificial Intelligence
Episode: Episode 228: Dr Luis Cano – Beyond the Slide: Where AI Is Really Transforming Pathology
Amanda Hemmerich
Global Director of Pathology Innovation at IQVIA Labs
IQVIA Labs
Episode: Episode 227: Dr Amanda Hemmerich - Building Global Digital Pathology At IQVIA Laboratories
Marissa Spencer
Guest, PA in pathology and educator
Pathologist Assistant
Episode: Episode 226: Marissa Spencer – #PathAssistDay 2026: Reflection, Growth, And The Future Of PAs
Dr. Derrick Forchetti
Hematopathologist with a strong interest in informatics, digital pathology and artificial intelligence
Hematopathology practice / academic affiliations discussed in episode
Episode: Episode 225: Dr Derrick Forchetti - Staying Curious And The Predictive Future Of Pathology
Yair Rivenson
CEO and co-founder of Pictor Labs
Pictor Labs
Episode: Episode 223: Yair Rivenson - Inside The Virtual Staining Revolution At Pictor Labs
Taranjit Kaur
Medical student and fellow podcaster
Grossly Speaking Podcast
Episode: Episode 222: Taranjit Kaur - Inside The Post Junior Fellowship And The Making Of The Grossly Speaking Podcast

Host

Dennis Strank
Host of the podcast focused on pathology and related health tech topics.

Reviews

4.7 out of 5 stars from 44 ratings
  • Thank you for this podcast!

    I am really happy that I found a podcast about pathology made by a PA. You are doing great work!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Christmas2020$&
    United States2 years ago
  • 2nd and 3rd opinions

    Dr. Ross

    Signed off me as prostate cancer

    about 22 years ago. Lee K Tan

    (1st year) at Sloane and ??

    Woman Pathologist for Dr.

    Nelson Stone (Mt Sinai)

    concurred with Dr Tan a ancilar

    Proliferation aka cancer look

    alike cell. All virtually at Alb.

    Med denied it.

    Moral is get a 2nd and 3rd

    Opinion didn’t hear it once

    unless I missed it.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    apnot
    United States3 years ago
  • Marvelous host and a great listener

    Great interviewer, very organized and thoughtful questions. Professional. Doesn’t go down rabbit holes. A very good podcast.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    halapple
    United States4 years ago
  • Thank you for delivering quality content in pathology for 100 episodes

    Best Pathology Podcast, a must listen! The pathology world is both fascinating and complex. It's no surprise that this podcast would provide an in-depth look at one of the most interesting areas within medical science, with experts from all around explaining their work to you! This show should be followed by anyone who wants more knowledge on arts inside medicine as well as those interested simply because they find it fascinating.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    TY_biotech_ninja
    United States4 years ago

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Content is consistently engaging for those interested in pathology innovations and education.
High-quality interviews with thoughtful questions and practical insights.
Shows value in expert guests from both clinical and tech backgrounds.
Listeners praise accessible, organized discussions and vendor-agnostic guidance.

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Talking Points

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Episode 231: Alex Bodell – Bringing Innovation To Grossing With Robotics
Q: How did your work shift to health care and specifically into pathology?
I moved from vertical farming and lab prototyping into a lab-driven problem when a pathologist asked us to prototype a device to press tissue and reveal lymph nodes. That collaboration sparked FormaPath, began with lymph nodes and adipose tissue handling, and gradually expanded into automated grossing with Entodo.
Episode 231: Alex Bodell – Bringing Innovation To Grossing With Robotics
Q: So the place I want to start to get some context about you, I want to start with your background. So you're a mechanical engineer. Can you tell me, how did you get interested in that field?
I grew up with a hands-on mindset, building things with wood and metal, and my parents were scientists. I chose mechanical engineering because it aligned with my love for making and solving problems, and it turned out to fit my interests perfectly, leading me into pathology through engineering challenges.
Episode 230: Travis Wold - Making Precision Medicine Accessible To Everyone With Imagenomix
Q: Why start with certain mutations like EGFR, KRAS, and IDH1/2?
These mutations have clear clinical impact and previously had established panels; focusing deeply on a few mutations allows higher sensitivity and specificity while validating the AI approach before broader expansion.
Episode 230: Travis Wold - Making Precision Medicine Accessible To Everyone With Imagenomix
Q: What exactly does Imagenomix do, and how is it different from traditional NGS?
Imagenomix uses AI to screen for hotspot mutations from the standard H&E slide, not to diagnose but to flag high-likelihood cases for targeted confirmatory testing, thereby reducing the volume and cost of NGS while preserving accuracy.
Episode 230: Travis Wold - Making Precision Medicine Accessible To Everyone With Imagenomix
Q: Can you tell us a bit about your backstory?
The founder's experience with family health care disparities and a personal connection to cancer drove him to pursue affordable, widely accessible testing. This shaped Imagenomix's mission to democratize mutational analysis and reduce the cost and time of getting actionable results.

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What is People of Pathology Podcast about and what kind of topics does it cover?

This program centers on pathology and related healthcare tech, featuring deep dives with clinicians, researchers, and industry leaders who are advancing digital pathology, AI, and innovative workflows. Episodes commonly explore practical evaluation of platforms, AI augmenting clinical decision-making, regulatory and interoperability challenges, and topics like virtual staining, 3D tissue mapping, and patient-centric care. A notable strength is the guest mix from academia, industry, and clinical practice, plus a clear emphasis on actionable takeaways such as multi-stakeholder evaluation frameworks, change management, and the integration of AI into real-world pathology programs. The show tends to spotlight how technology can democratize acces... more

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1. Alex Bodell
2. Travis Wold
3. Ashley Faber
4. Luis Cano
5. Amanda Hemmerich
6. Marissa Spencer
7. Dr. Derrick Forchetti
8. Yair Rivenson

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