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The Canadian Journal of Pathology (CJP) is a quarterly peer-reviewed publication owned by the Canadian Association of Pathologists (CAPACP), featuring an international editorial board of experts in pathology and laboratory medicine. The journal covers a wide range of topics, including anatomical pathology, microbiology, chemistry, hematopathology, and molecular pathology, aiming to provide comprehensive and up-to-date information that fosters dialogue among pathologists globally. Financial support for the journal comes from in-journal advertising and a portion of membership fees from the CAPACP, with no author fees associated with publishing. The CJP accepts various types of submissions, including original research articles, case series, literature reviews, and practice guidelines, and is distributed to all CAPACP members and paid subscribers, transitioning to open access after six months. Generated from the website

The Gouverneur Reading Room Association has been serving the Gouverneur community since 1886, providing essential library services and resources to its patrons. The association is committed to fostering a love for reading and learning through a variety of programs and events. With a dedicated staff and board of trustees, the Gouverneur Public Library aims to support the educational and informational needs of the community. It offers a welcoming environment for all residents to explore literature and participate in ongoing library activities. Generated from the website