How a blister led to a surprising diagnosis for Janet
Around ten years ago, when she was feeling tired and run down, Janet Glanville put the symptoms down to stress.
At the time, she was under stress caring for her terminally ill parents, she had also
How a car test led to a cancer test, and saved Thomas’ life
UK cancer survivor Errol McKellar is helping raise awareness of prostate cancer from his garage in London.
As reported by the BBC, Errol began offering discounts on MOTs (the British version of
Friends defy cancer diagnoses and gear up for charity bike ride
This story and image originally appeared in the Daily Telegraph
ANDREW Bloxsom has a long road ahead.
After being diagnosed with chronic myelogenous leukaemia, a type of blood cancer, the usu
“Throughout the last five years pathology has been a big part of my life” – tests help Ros fight 2 types of cancer
Wodonga resident, 72-year-old Ros Clauson has learned the value of pathology as a nurse, a pathology collector and as a patient with two different types of cancer.
Ros began her healthcare career a
Ten-year-old leukaemia patient Bridgette becomes an inventor
Bridgette Veneris is fascinated by pathology and hopes to be a haematologist.
In July, she was thrilled to see inside a pathology lab and meet the team who saved her life with a fast diagnosis of l
“They’re the unsung heroes of healthcare” – how pathology saved Jason’s life (3 times)
Hypothyroidism (an underactive thyroid) affects around 5% of Australians. Jason Matthews, a father of two from the Sunshine Coast, is one of them.
“Last year I started to feel really tire
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Prince Harry knows the value of pathology: young royal takes HIV test to raise awareness
Prince Harry toured a sexual health clinic in London yesterday and took an HIV test in front of the cameras in an effort to raise awareness about the condition and encourage others to get checked out.
