Pathology gave Diane answers when no one else could
Diane from New South Wales was diagnosed with bacterial meningitis last year.
“Last year, on the 16th May, I had a seizure at work. I’d
Brave Ben beat bowel cancer and now wants to be a doctor himself
Sydney based Ben Bravery was diagnosed with bowel cancer at just 28 years old.
In September 2010, Ben was living in China when he first exp
Small in size, big in scope: Point of care testing in rural and remote Queensland
As you may have noticed Australia is a very big country. The tyranny of distance and its corresponding poor access to health services for pe
‘In-gene-ious’ – the future of pathology is in our DNA
The area of genetics has hit the headlines recently with much excitement and debate around the potential for gene editing to do a variety of
Horror movies really can curdle your blood!
The word ‘bloodcurdling’ is often associated with horror movies, but a new study has shown it is legitimately associated with an increas
5 reasons people valued pathology in 2015
As we finish the year with over 15,000 supporters who have signed up to say they value pathology, we are taking a look at some of the reason
Adam Bandt MP and award-winning actor witness pathology up close
Filmmaker Damon Gameau nearly developed permanent health damage in his search for hidden sugars during the making of award winning documenta
Nicole Kidman’s new role shines a light on genetics
Nicole Kidman has taken to the London stage to play Rosalind Franklin, one of the most important yet overshadowed scientists of the 20th cen
“After nine years I still get a rush out of my work” – up close and personal with the people behind pathology
To celebrate International Pathology Day this month we take a closer look at some pathology professionals to see why they chose their job an
How a blood test ‘just to be safe’ changed Robert’s life for the better
The image on the left is from a core needle biopsy of a normal liver. The image on the right is from a patient with Autoimmune Hepatitis. C
