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Movie-goers may recall the scene in the box-office hit Gladiator when Russell Crowe, aka Marcus Aurelius, is being wheeled upside and half-c

In what Minister for Indigenous Health, Ken Wyatt, described as a ‘surge response’, on 8 August the federal government injected an emerg

Australians travelling overseas and needing medical treatment will be familiar with the leading-edge quality of our health system – from o

For most of human history one of the major threats to a long life was scarcity: in particular scarcity of food and medicine. Hunger and dise

Those in contact with young people may be familiar with the acronym FOMO. For those not in the know, FOMO stands for Fear of Missing Out. Bu

There are a host of reasons that someone may need an organ transplant at any stage of life, and organ donors can come in all shapes and size

Chemical pathology involves analysis of bodily fluids for diagnostic and health monitoring purposes. Chemical pathologists are medical docto

Most of us will be familiar with a few of Australia’s screening programs, like the bowel cancer screening program or mammograms for breast

The Australian pathology profession has lost a passionate and determined advocate with the passing of Dr Peter Harman from pancreatic cancer

NSW resident, Jaybee Serrano celebrated his 34th birthday talking about diabetes screening at Australian Parliament House. His last year

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