Hana Ema Writes

  You have heard of the campaign launched by the British Transport Police and Transport for London – See it, Say it, Sorted.  It's used as a slogan to encourage public vigilance and prompt reporting of suspicious behaviour or items on public transportation systems, particularly in the United Kingdom. The ad highlights how crucial it is for travellers to report anything they notice that looks suspicious so that authorities can look into it and take the proper action in the event of a security breach. Today, the ad reminds me of Pathologists and the role they play in health vigilance and prompt identification and reporting of suspicious behaviour of cells, tissues or organ systems in the human body. Pathologists are important heroes in the medical world, working diligently behind the scenes to unravel the mysteries of disease and aid in patient care. Their job can be summed up in those three simple phrases: See it, say it, sort it . "See It" : Pathologists are the detecti...

Today, I remember and celebrate my mom and so many women on the path to where I am today.   In a world where women continue to break barriers, shatter stereotypes, and redefine norms, International Women's Day stands as a beacon of celebration and recognition for their relentless pursuit of empowerment. As we honour this day, let us not only acknowledge the achievements and strides made by women across the globe but also pay homage to the multitude of roles they gracefully undertake with unwavering strength and energy right where you are.   From the boardroom to the classroom, from nurturing homes to bustling offices, from the sports fields to the mission fields, women seamlessly navigate diverse spheres with a blend of grace and resilience. They are daughters, sisters, mothers, teachers, leaders, caregivers, innovators, and changemakers, each role illuminated by their innate power that emanates from within. It's this intrinsic power that fuels their endeavours and propel...