New data shows one third of SA women do not get enough Vitamin D in pregnancy
With so many things to think about during pregnancy, it can be difficult for expectant mothers to keep up, particularly with the latest advice on how to stay healthy. Health professionals can also fac
Olympic athlete Jana Pittman learns about pathology and cervical cancer
New data reveals improved cervical cancer screening program is working but women still at risk
Olympic athlete and Commonwealth Games gold medallist Jana Pittman was diagnosed with a precancerous
Under the knife and under the microscope; how pathologists help surgeons
When people think about cancer surgery, they often imagine a steady-handed doctor removing a tumour from a patient’s body.
Few think about the other specialist doctor, a skilled pathologist worki
Arthritis explained: the lowdown on pathology and arthritis
In Australia, 1 in 6 people have some form of arthritis and it can be diagnosed in children or adults. In partnership with Arthritis Australia, here’s an update from immunopathologist A/Prof Stephen
The Economic Value of Pathology report outlines benefits of pathology testing
The Centre for International Economics (CIE) has released their 2019 report The economic value of pathology: achieving better health, and a better use of health resources which suggests that invest
Confused by pathology test results? There’s an app for that
Here at Know Pathology Know Healthcare (KPKH), we are all about helping you understand more about pathology testing and how it impacts your healthcare.
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Are you a carrier of Australia’s most common genetic condition?
1 in 7 people of Caucasian heritage carry the gene and the condition affects 1 in 200 people, which makes it the most common genetic condition in Australia. However, few people have heard of haemochro
