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Past eventHeld October 19–21, 2026

Contemporary Issues in Breast Pathology 2026

A breast pathology course covering benign, in situ, and malignant lesions in surgical specimens and core needle biopsies.

USCAP Interactive Center, Palm Springs, California

Held
October 19–21, 2026
Venue
USCAP Interactive Center, Palm Springs, California

TL;DR

  • Contemporary Issues in Breast Pathology took place October 19–21, 2026, in Palm Springs, California.
  • The course was billed as covering diagnostic criteria, differential diagnoses, ancillary studies, and 21.25 CME credits.

Who was in the room

Practicing pathologists

Practicing pathologists were listed as an intended audience.

Pathologists-in-training

Pathologists-in-training were listed as an intended audience.

Featured speakers

2 listed

Laura C. Collins

Course Co-Director · USCAP

Stuart J. Schnitt

Course Co-Director · USCAP

Venue & travel

Venue

USCAP Interactive Center, 201 North Palm Canyon Drive, Suite 301, Palm Springs, CA 92262

Questions people ask

5 answered

Contemporary Issues in Breast Pathology 2026 took place October 19–21, 2026.

It was held at the USCAP Interactive Center, 201 North Palm Canyon Drive, Suite 301, Palm Springs, CA 92262.

The listed audience included practicing pathologists and pathologists-in-training.

It was most useful for practicing pathologists and trainees who wanted a full review of breast lesions, from benign through in situ to malignant, in surgical and core biopsy specimens, with 21.25 CME credits and course co-directors Laura C. Collins and Stuart J. Schnitt. Non-members paid $1,349 against $999 for member practicing pathologists, so the cost favored USCAP members, and pathologists who did not sign out breast cases would have gotten less from it.

Pathologists at CME courses usually wear business casual, and a desert resort setting such as Palm Springs in October allows lighter fabrics, with a layer for cool session rooms.

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