Pathology’s gold medal performance stopping doping in world sport
This week sees the opening of the 21st Commonwealth Games on the Gold Coast. 71 nations will compete and share the dream of medal success. P
International Women’s Day – thank you women of pathology!
Australian pathology is full of incredible women. From pathologists to collection staff, to scientists and lab technicians there are thousan
Health literacy is a tool of empowerment for cancerrostate cancer patients
It was a chance meeting in a coffee shop that first brought Ken Connell and David Wilson together. Ken, a prostate cancer survivor, discover
The story of anti-D – how a blood transfusion saved 2 million babies
2017 was a year of many milestones from the 150th anniversary of Marie Curie’s birth to fifty years since the first heart transplant. One
Melena celebrates a new start to her health in 2018
New Year’s Day was a very special occasion for Melena Roughana. The mum of two from Mount Gambier didn’t think she would see out the yea
The treatments improving skin cancer outcomes – and the pathology tests behind them
Each year around 14,000 Australians are diagnosed with melanoma. And approximately 10% of those are diagnosed with metastatic malignant mela
Know Pathology Know Healthcare’s top moments of 2017
It’s been another busy year for Know Pathology Know Healthcare. Two events at Parliament House, 21 lab visits, 12 newsletters, 30 news sto
Happy International Pathology Day!
Today is International Pathology Day, a time to celebrate the contribution of pathology and laboratory medicine services to global healthcar
A simple blood test could make it easier to diagnose Polycystic Ovary Syndrome
Polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) is the most common hormonal disorder in young women, affecting 12- 18% of women of reproductive age. It is
CARAlert nothing to do with cars, everything to do with pathology
What is CARAlert and why do we need it?
CARAlert stands for Critical Antimicrobial Resistance Alert; a national initiative involving 73 p
