Cervical screening changes in depth: what, why and how
Table of Content
The test
Why?
What this means for women
What next?
The changes
The hidden healthcare heroes saving soldiers’ lives
The hard work and dedication of pathology professionals is mostly unseen by the public in civilian life but is even more invisible when it c
Get on this list to be a lifesaver
People aged between 18 and 45 are being urged to sign up to save a life by joining the Australian Bone Marrow Donor Registry (ABMDR).
The
Men’s health: much more than ‘man flu’
Men are often portrayed as likely to complain about a cold (or ‘man flu’) but otherwise reluctant to visit the GP for a check-up or to s
Pathology helps Karen fight cancer
Fifty-one year old Karen van Gorp has learned the value of pathology through her diagnosis and treatment for stage IV melanoma.
Karen is a
Saving lives – fast
Major transfusion saves Riley’s life
You’d never know to look at him running around, but 6 year old Riley came within a whisker of dea
Managing Myeloma
It’s fair to say Lynette’s had a rough trot of it recently. Widowed recently for the second time, she was still grieving for her husba
Pathology confirms the cause of Erin’s ‘unexplained’ anaemia
Dr Erin Murphy, an emergency registrar based in Bendigo, knows professionally and personally the importance of pathology in diagnosing and t
How testing technology is protecting pregnancies
Expectant mothers undergo a number of pathology tests to find out about the health of their babies. Non Invasive Prenatal Testing (NIPT) is
Pathology Told Me My Ovarian Cancer Was Gone
Julie is a Melbourne based teacher and busy mother of three. It was an incredible shock to her when she was diagnosed with ovarian cancer in
