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Recognized Pathologist at our medical center celebrates advancement in breast cancer knowledge.

Surgical Pathology director at the University of Rochester Medical Center, Dr. David Hicks, received a notable accolade on September 13, 2011, from the College of American Pathologists (CAP), honoring his commitment towards enhancing breast cancer diagnosis.

Distinguished Pathologist Recognized for Pioneering Insights into Breast Cancer Research at Local...
Distinguished Pathologist Recognized for Pioneering Insights into Breast Cancer Research at Local Medical Facility

Recognized Pathologist at our medical center celebrates advancement in breast cancer knowledge.

Dr. David G. Hicks Honoured for Pioneering Work in Breast Cancer Diagnosis

Dr. David G. Hicks, a renowned pathologist, has been awarded the CAP Excellence in Education Award for his significant contributions to improving the accuracy of breast cancer diagnosis. The prestigious award was presented to him on September 13, 2011.

Hicks, the Director of Surgical Pathology at the University of Rochester Medical Center, designed and presented a rigorous program that has had a substantial impact on the field. His program provides pathologists with the knowledge and skills necessary to enhance the accuracy of breast cancer diagnosis.

Hicks' program also focuses on factors involved in breast cancer prognosis, ensuring that not only the diagnosis but also the understanding of the disease's progression is improved.

In addition to his work on diagnosis and prognosis, Hicks was a member of an international task force that changed the standards for testing estrogen and progesterone in breast tumors in 2010. This work has undoubtedly contributed to a more comprehensive understanding of breast cancer and its treatment.

Hicks' professional journey began at the University of Rochester School of Medicine and Dentistry, where he earned his medical degree. He then completed his internship and residency at the Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia.

The CAP Excellence in Education Award recognises outstanding contributions in continuing education in the field. Receiving this award in 2011 is a testament to Hicks' significant contributions in the field of breast cancer diagnosis and prognosis.

While detailed information about Hicks' recent contributions to breast cancer diagnosis and education, or any notable awards he has received for these efforts, was not readily available, his book "Diagnostic Pathology: Breast, 2e" suggests his involvement in pathology education. The book, however, lacks specific recent contributions or award details.

Further sources would be necessary to comprehensively understand Hicks' work in this field and any awards he has received. However, it is clear that Dr. David G. Hicks' contributions to breast cancer diagnosis and prognosis have been substantial and have earned him recognition and respect in the medical community.

  1. Dr. David G. Hicks' contributions in breast cancer diagnosis have extended to therapies and treatments, as he was a member of an international task force that changed the standards for testing estrogen and progesterone in breast tumors in 2010.
  2. Hicks' program not only improves the accuracy of breast cancer diagnosis but also provides insights into medical-conditions such as the factors involved in breast cancer prognosis.
  3. The CAP Excellence in Education Award, presented to Dr. David G. Hicks in 2011, recognizes his pioneering work in breast cancer diagnosis, health-and-wellness education, and therapies-and-treatments related to breast cancer.

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