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When a CAP member applies for a CAP Foundation grant to hold a See, Test & Treat program, he or she is signing up to manage a public health event. “The lead pathologist is central to the role [...]

By Guillermo G. Martinez-Torres, MD, FCAP At a CAP meeting a few years ago, I felt a tap on my shoulder. It was Karim E. Sirgi, MD, MBA, FCAP, my predecessor as president of the CAP Foundation. [...]

A three-hour one-way trip is a long journey only for a mammogram. But that’s the way it is for women in some rural communities in Mississippi. “In our time, despite the medical advances to [...]

Rutgers-New Jersey Medical School, in partnership with University Hospital, serves as the safety-net health care system for the city of Newark and its surrounding municipalities of East Orange, [...]

Most supporters connect with the CAP Foundation because their missions align. BioReference, an OPKO Health Company with a leading position in genetics, women’s health, and cancer, is working to [...]

The CAP Foundation’s flagship program enjoyed a busy spring, summer, and fall, logging eight events in eight different states. From April to October, See, Test & Treat provided free cancer [...]

See, Test & Treat served as a catalyst, inspiring Merck to support pathologists in their quest to help underserved patients. As a result, the CAP Foundation flagship program experienced [...]

By Karim E. Sirgi, MD, MBA, FCAP The CAP Foundation’s role as a catalyst—for learning, for leadership, and for improving people’s lives—is on my mind as my term as president comes to an end. [...]

In 2015, Loyola University Medical Center became the site of the first See, Test & Treat program in Illinois, the CAP’s home state. On Saturday, September 8, Loyola hosted its fourth [...]

Hampton Roads Community Health Center (HRCHC) hosted its first-ever See, Test & Treat® in Portsmouth, Virginia, on August 11. While it is a CAP Foundation program, See, Test & Treat [...]