Pathology Awareness Australia joins collaboration group to support continuity of care during COVID-19

+In an unprecedented move, a unique collaboration of 15 Australian health organisations1 has come together to actively support those living with chronic health conditions to manage and monitor their h

How you can help spread the word – Don’t Skip Tests

You may have seen news stories and social media posts from various health organisations encouraging Australians to keep attending their medical appointments and getting the tests they need. There a

Why Australians are being urged not to delay pathology tests during COVID-19 restrictions

People who need regular pathology tests to monitor and treat health conditions should keep up with their tests and medical appointments to avoid unnecessary illness or complications. Australians wi

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 capture a snapshot of all the essential work pathology laboratorie

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, to check how the baby is developing and to monitor the hea

Australia leading the way in coronavirus response

Researchers in specialist pathology laboratories in Australia are leading the way in responding to the outbreak of COVID-19 with teams in Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane making breakthroughs that aid t

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 every 5 years. Although the program can offer the chance to p

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 scientists to track and treat the latest outbreak? What happ
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