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How do anatomical pathologists protect themselves in the sun?
Summer is a great time to relax at the beach and enjoy the outdoors. However, too much sun can damage your skin, eyes, and immune system.
Genetics promise personalised treatment to prevent glaucoma blindness
The Department of Health has invested $9.46 million in genetics research aimed at preventing glaucoma blindness, through personalised treatm
Happy International Pathology Day!
Today is International Pathology Day, a time to celebrate the contribution of pathology and laboratory medicine services to global healthcar
Marcella and Lynn celebrate 65 years of commitment to pathology
Pathologist, Dr Marcella Roman, and Lab manager, Lynn Worsley, have been working together in the same Penrith lab for decades. Together, the
The challenges and benefits of antenatal tests for aboriginal mothers
About 6% of Australian births are to an Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander parent. While many Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander women
4 scientific fellowships for career development
Australia is home to some of the world’s highest quality pathology services, and top-quality education and training are central to the sec
Julie’s 40-year commitment to pathology
Julie Hass has been working in the same Sunshine Coast lab for 40 years and has no plans to retire anytime soon. When she began her training
A simple blood test could make it easier to diagnose Polycystic Ovary Syndrome
Polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) is the most common hormonal disorder in young women, affecting 12- 18% of women of reproductive age. It is
BRCA gene test brings hope for patients at high risk of breast and ovarian cancer
Australians with a family history of breast and ovarian cancer will soon be more readily able to undergo genetic tests to assess their risk
Origin unknown – how pathology is helping to fight mysterious cancers
Pathology testing is crucial for the diagnosis of cancer, as well as providing guidance for the best treatment options.
Cancer treatment
