How Canberra pathologists dealt with COVID testing demand in ACT 2021 outbreak
This article was written by Lucy Bladen and originally published by the Canberra Times on 22nd November 2021
On the morning of August 12,
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Nyree was an early childhood educato
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It’s not often that we get to meet the voices we hear on the radio, but it’s also pretty rare to meet a pathologist or the medical scien
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Cervical screening guideline changes – what do they mean for patients?
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What pathology professionals want you to know about cervical screening
We asked some of the people who perform your cervical screening tests inside a pathology laboratory to tell us their messages about cervical
