Cervical screening guideline changes – what do they mean for patients?

It is World Cancer Day (4th February 2021) and one of Australia’s biggest success stories in cancer screening is the National Cervical Screening Program (NCSP). On Monday 1st February 2021, amendmen

World Cancer Day – take the 21-day challenge

Thursday 4th February 2021 is World Cancer Day and the theme this year is the '21 Day Impact Challenge'. It is said that it takes 21 days to form a new habit so for 2021, the team at the Union for In

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 can watch the video here:

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 shows a rise of 300% in reported cases in the first three mon

THANK YOU to everyone working in pathology this year

Pathology has achieved so much this year. Being able to create and validate a test for a totally new virus and to put that into practice in a matter of weeks was incredible. Then to set up new coll

What pathology professionals want you to know about cervical screening

We asked some of the people who perform your cervical screening tests inside a pathology laboratory to tell us their messages about cervical screening. In this video they tell us what they want you to

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 and what happens if your Cervical Screening Test is positive

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 Facebook Live at 12.30pm AEDT all about cervical cancer. Taking q
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