Dec 18, 2020
Hot Topics - New breakthroughs
New measles surveillance data warns of a possible Australian outbreak
According to the World Health Organisation (WHO) cases of measles have continued to climb across the world in recent years. Data from 2019 s
Nov 18, 2020
Hot Topics - Pathology Explained - People of pathology
What pathology professionals want you to know about cervical screening
We asked some of the people who perform your cervical screening tests inside a pathology laboratory to tell us their messages about cervical
Nov 10, 2020
Events - Healthcare Professionals - Hot Topics - Pathology Explained
Your chance to ask the experts on cervical cancer this International Pathology Day
To celebrate International Pathology Day on Wednesday 11th November 2020, Pathology Awareness Australia will hold a Q&A session on Faceb
Nov 10, 2020
Hot Topics - New breakthroughs - Pathology Explained
Ask a cytologist: key questions answered about cervical screening tests
National Cervical Cancer Awareness Week is coming up on 16th – 22nd November 2020. To learn more about cervical screening, we took Sydney
Sep 18, 2020
Continuity Of Care Collaboration - Hot Topics
Reengaging with healthcare; how your health professionals are keeping you safe
Many people have stayed away from health services during COVID-19 restrictions, so the Continuity of Care Collaboration’s webinar series i
Sep 18, 2020
Continuity Of Care Collaboration - Hot Topics
Help us tell Australia: if you need pathology, Don’t Wait Mate
Pathology is the engine room of healthcare and throughout the pandemic, Australian pathology teams have done an amazing job; firstly by deve
Jun 12, 2020
Continuity Of Care Collaboration - Hot Topics - New breakthroughs
Survey shows Australians delayed GP appointments and pathology tests, but patients starting to return
A survey of more than 700 people shows many Australians have delayed or avoided healthcare appointments and tests, but are returning as pand
May 8, 2020
Hot Topics - Pathology Explained
Thank you pathology, from NT’s primary school children
These pictures were drawn by children from Nightcliff Primary School in the Northern Territory to thank pathologists (and all those working