How pathology keeps our blood supply pumping
No one wants to be in a situation where they need a blood transfusion but unfortunately many people need donated blood in Australia every da
For the love of blood
Haematology is the study of blood. The work of a laboratory haematologist focuses on diseases affecting the blood. When investigating blood
It’s not you it’s me: when giving blood is for the donor
Sometimes giving blood can be really good for you.
Haemochromatosis is a genetic condition that affects 1 in 200 Australians. Sometimes k
Collectors move the needle for a health-savvy Australia
Patients across Australia will soon be receiving more than a ‘sharp scratch’ and a band aid when they visit pathology collection centres
How pathology could help crack the peanut problem
Pathology testing to diagnose food allergies and monitor the effectiveness of a potential new treatment could transform the experience of fo
Cervical screening changes in depth: what, why and how
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The test
Why?
What this means for women
What next?
The changes
The hidden healthcare heroes saving soldiers’ lives
The hard work and dedication of pathology professionals is mostly unseen by the public in civilian life but is even more invisible when it c
Get on this list to be a lifesaver
People aged between 18 and 45 are being urged to sign up to save a life by joining the Australian Bone Marrow Donor Registry (ABMDR).
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Men’s health: much more than ‘man flu’
Men are often portrayed as likely to complain about a cold (or ‘man flu’) but otherwise reluctant to visit the GP for a check-up or to s
Pathology helps Karen fight cancer
Fifty-one year old Karen van Gorp has learned the value of pathology through her diagnosis and treatment for stage IV melanoma.
Karen is a
