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• Brittani Riddle

  Measles cases in the U.S. surged to a 33-year high, and a new training is available for surgical pathologists who review head and neck cases. This and more coming up next on the Path News Network. This is the Path News Network Daily Edition, powered by the College of American Pathologists. I'm Brittani Riddle, and today is Friday, July 18th. Here are the latest headlines. Medicare has released the proposed 2026 Physician Fee Schedule. Take a deep dive into the analysis with the webinar on August 5th. CAP experts will discuss what the proposed rules mean for pathologists. Use the link in the show notes to register today. Measles was previously declared eliminated in the U.S. in 2000, but new data from Johns Hopkins University shows cases have surged to their highest in over 30 years. With cases growing nationally, see what CAP members have to say. Watch the video from a recent online news conference using the link in the show notes. In medical education news, surgical pathologists can boost their diagnostic skills in head and neck cases with our upcoming webinar on August 28th. This interactive session will help members broaden their knowledge and stay current on head and neck pathology protocols. Register at the link in our show notes. Are you a member of your local state pathology society? SPS organizations are one of the best tools to advocate for your profession and patients. The CAP partners with state pathology societies to bolster advocacy efforts at the state and federal levels. Learn more at CAP.org. That's all for today on the Path News Network Daily Edition, powered by the College of American Pathologists. We're back Monday at 5 a.m. Eastern Time. Follow this show by clicking the plus sign on this player and be sure to check out our newsletters on Tuesday and Thursday each week. I'm Brittani Riddle. Thank you for listening.