Pap test: a little awkward for a lot of peace of mind
Article by Melanie Whelan, March 15 2016. See the original Courier article here: http://www.thecourier.com.au/story/3792940/pap-test-a-little-awkward-for-a-lot-of-peace-of-mind/?cs=62
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Saving Sarah: how pathology was vital when Sarah gave birth to baby Malakai
Sarah Davis is a Melbourne mum who truly understands pathology’s value for new and expecting mothers.
When Sarah gave birth to her first son 10 years ago, she had had a good pregnancy and her deliv
Why paying attention to her toilet movements saved Deb Weeks’ life
When Deb Weeks was diagnosed with bowel cancer, she had been feeling the best she’d felt in her whole life.
She’d turned 40 just months earlier and was in a “good place” with her health, fitn
“Thanks to pathology my little girl is now an amazing young woman”
Karyn Synnott, a mother of two from Hobart, knows that without pathology, her daughter Ashlee would not have been able to manage her Cystic Fibrosis and grow up to be such an “inspirational” young
“Without pathology I don’t know where we’d be”
In 2011, at the age of 70, Hamish Campbell was treated for kidney stones. He was referred to a urologist for follow up treatment who decided to order a Prostate Specific Antigen (PSA) test as part of
Pathology gave Diane answers when no one else could
Diane from New South Wales was diagnosed with bacterial meningitis last year.
“Last year, on the 16th May, I had a seizure at work. I’d had a terrible headache that morning so I left the office t
Brave Ben beat bowel cancer and now wants to be a doctor himself
Sydney based Ben Bravery was diagnosed with bowel cancer at just 28 years old.
In September 2010, Ben was living in China when he first experienced gastrointestinal symptoms.
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5 reasons people valued pathology in 2015
As we finish the year with over 15,000 supporters who have signed up to say they value pathology, we are taking a look at some of the reasons people have given for supporting Know Pathology Know Healt
