Nine news reporter sees his cancer up close
Channel Nine news reporter Will McDonald had never been fitter when he was diagnosed with prostate cancer at just 42 years old.
In July 2020, he went to see his doctor with what he thought was a ni
Bowel cancer at 33; “We thought it was an older persons’ disease,” say Nyree’s mum and dad
Julie and David Heading lost their daughter Nyree to bowel cancer in February 2021, she was just 34.
Nyree was an early childhood educator who early in her career worked in the APY lands in the far
It’s time to reunite! Lock in your place at Pathology Update 2021
Australia and New Zealand have a wealth of pathology talent who will be in attendance to speak across all pathology disciplines at this year’s Pathology Update conference, presented by the Royal Col
‘We in the LGBTQI+ community need to look out for each other’, calls to catch-up on missed Cervical Screening Tests
Since the beginning of the pandemic, rates of Cervical Screening Tests (CSTs) have dropped considerably, and the medical community and patient groups have called for Australians to catch up on tests i
A passionate advocate for genetic pathology, vale Dr Melody Caramins
As an ambassador for Pathology Awareness Australia, Dr Melody Caramins was an excellent communicator and had the expert ability to patiently explain complex science to a consumer audience.
Melody w
ABC radio takes a look and a listen inside a pathology lab
It’s not often that we get to meet the voices we hear on the radio, but it’s also pretty rare to meet a pathologist or the medical scientist responsible for performing your pathology tests.
The
The 6 steps to your COVID-19 test
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Pathology testing key to tracing more infectious strains of COVID-19
A number of new concerning variants of the COVID-19 virus have begun to appear across the globe. The B.1.1.7 strain, commonly referred to as the UK strain of the virus, has now been identified in 40 o
