From patient to phlebotomist: diagnosis inspired Kerry to work in pathology
Kerry Thornton from Werribee in Victoria spent years in the dark over her rare condition. She was so impressed with the help that she got fr
“I couldn’t do without it” – what General Practitioners think of pathology
General Practitioners (GPs) are the most visible and well known part of healthcare. Dealing with a plethora of health issues from athlete’
The hidden heroes on the frontline of healthcare: the role of pathology in a hospital setting
“We save lives. We're on the front line of the emergency department and intensive care units.”
This was the response we got from one
“Pathology is vital when you’re battling cancer”
It is an impressive statistic that pathology is used to diagnose 100% of cancers, but this is not the end of pathology’s involvement in he
How pathology helped a father save his son’s life
In 2010 Lyall Smith, from Robinvale in rural Victoria, opted to undergo surgery to donate one of his kidneys to his then 31-year old son, Br
Fact not fiction: five pathology myths debunked
As the ‘black box’ of healthcare, pathology is plagued by perpetual myths and misunderstandings.
We’re sharing five of our favourit
Bringing the lab to the bush: pathology in rural and remote communities
The welcome sign at Nhulunbuy airport - pathology samples are flown to Darwin for complex tests during rainy season
Poor access to heal
Yes Prime Minister – Malcolm Turnbull suggests a TV show about pathology
Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull learns about the engine room of healthcare
Malcolm Turnbull may have been in the news a lot recently follow
Association of People with HIV Aus
NAPWHA is Australia’s peak non-government organisation representing people living with HIV. They provide advocacy, policy,
The 50 year old blood test still saving lives
Many people may not be aware that every Australian’s first encounter with pathology takes place within the first few hours of life.
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