What happens to your cervical screening test?
Pathology Awareness Australia took Sydney-sider Denise inside a pathology laboratory to find out about the cervical screening test process a
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
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
An open letter to Victorians signed by 26 health groups
Dear Victorians,
Healthcare does not stop for lockdown, we are here to keep you well
Healthcare is one of the four reasons you can l
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
Take our 5-minute survey on barriers to accessing vital tests and healthcare
Pathology Awareness Australia has partnered with a group of healthcare organisations to address the drop in pathology testing and attendance
Find out the story behind your pathology tests – in 60 seconds
In Australia we are fortunate in having a world class pathology service that is the engine room of healthcare. We've done our best to captur
Placental pathology – the ‘pregnancy diary’ that reveals vital data for parents
Pregnancy and birth are exciting and emotional times for parents, and pathology testing is important during a pregnancy, together with scans
Cervical cancer screening – what you need to know
In December 2017, the National Cervical Screening Program changed, and now provides a Human Papillomavirus (HPV) test for women aged 25-74 e
Pathology is on the coronavirus case
New viruses in the coronavirus family often originate in animals and are then spread to humans, but how does knowing this help doctors and s
