Reproductive carrier screening becomes accessible to all Australians
Pathology Awareness Australia says new Medicare items covering reproductive carrier screening increase access to carrier testing, allowing i
Cervical cancer screening low in young women, risking rise in preventable cancers
Pathology Awareness Australia is urging Australians to catch up on cervical screening tests as national data shows screening participation i
How preimplantation genetic diagnosis helps prevent life-threatening conditions in babies
On 24th October 2021, Australia’s Health Minister, Greg Hunt, announced new funding for pre-implantation genetic testing. This funding cam
Self-collection needed to boost Australia’s cervical screening rate
According to a 2019 study, Australia was expected to be the first country in the world to eliminate cervical cancer by the year 20281, and t
Webinar looks to the ‘Future of Healthcare’
The final CCC webinar of 2020 was all about the Future of Healthcare, featuring CEO of Pathology Technology Australia, Mr Dean Whiting. You
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
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
Australian healthcare organisations team up to say when it comes to healthcare, “Don’t Wait Mate”
Pathology Awareness Australia has joined with more than 30 healthcare organisations to encourage Australians to look after their non-COVID-1
Broadening gene testing could prevent thousands of cancer cases
Data from the Australian Institute of Health and Welfare estimates breast cancer to be the most commonly diagnosed cancer this year, with 19
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