Australian Pathology
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Australian Pathology is the national peak body for private pathology in Australia, representing more than 95% of the industry’s pathology services in Australia.
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Joined May 2020
It’s National Pain Week. For the 1 in 5 Australians aged 45 and over who live with chronic pain (AIHW), diagnosis is often just the beginning of a long and complex journey. Chat to your GP. Act now and get tested. #NationalPainWeek #ChronicPain #Pathology #PainAwareness
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It’s National #DiabetesWeek. Diabetes is a complex, lifelong condition that requires ongoing care and support, and for many, #pathology testing plays a vital role in managing health and preventing complications. For more information, visit
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Diabetes can develop gradually and sometimes symptoms are subtle or mistaken for other health issues. Early detection is crucial to prevent serious complications. For more info, visit #DiabetesWeek #Diabetes #ChronicDisease #Pathology
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#Urinarytractinfections are common, but if not properly diagnosed and managed, they can spread to the kidneys or bloodstream. #Pathology tests help identify the exact bacteria causing the infection, so the right treatment can begin. Chat to your GP. Act now and get tested.
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8 July is #WorldSkinHealthDay. Over 3,000 skin diseases affect more than 1.8 billion people around the world at any given time. In many cases, diagnosis isn’t based on what’s visible alone. #Pathology plays a crucial role in identifying what’s beneath the surface.
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Did you know that your kidneys and heart are deeply connected? . People with kidney disease are up to 20 times more likely to die from heart disease than from kidney failure itself. Chat to your doctor. Act now and get tested. #KidneyActionWeek #ChronicKidneyDisease
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This Kidney Health Week, we’re joining Kidney Health Australia in urging all Australians to take kidney disease seriously. It only takes two minutes to complete their online kidney risk test. #KidneyActionWeek #KidneyHealthAwareness #Pathology
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As #DryJuly encourages people to take a break from alcohol, it’s a great opportunity to reflect on your habits and consider getting your liver health checked. Early detection can help prevent long-term problems. #LiverHealth #Pathology
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What’s in a Full Blood Count (FBC)?. A Full Blood Count is one of the most common blood tests in Australia. Doctors use FBC results to check for infections, anaemia, immune issues, and other health conditions. #FullBloodCount #Pathology
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V is for Vitamin B12. A blood test that checks B12 levels, often ordered after an abnormal Full Blood Count. It helps diagnose causes of anaemia or nerve damage and can also be part of pregnancy screening. #AtoZofPathology #VitaminB12
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#ChronicKidneyDisease affects around 1 in 10 Australians! . #Pathology isn’t just a one-off test. For people with CKD and other chronic conditions, it’s essential for managing their health and preventing serious complications.
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U is for Urinalysis. A simple, non-invasive test that examines the chemical, physical, and microscopic properties of urine. It helps detect conditions such as urinary tract infections, diabetes, dehydration, kidney disease, and more. #AtoZofPathology #Urinalysis
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Feeling tired all the time? Joint pain? Bronze skin tone?. These could be signs of #haemochromatosis - a common genetic condition where the body stores too much iron. Chat to your doctor. Act now and get tested. #beatoverload #ironoverload #pathology #haemochromatosisawareness
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#Bowelcancer is the second most common cancer in Australia, but when found early, it’s highly treatable. The #NationalBowelCancerScreeningProgram offers free at-home tests to Australians aged 45 and over. Chat to your doctor. Act now and get tested. #BowelCancerAwarenessMonth
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It’s World #Haemochromatosis Week from 1-7 June!. A simple #pathology test can check your iron levels — ask your doctor. Do you have Haemochromatosis? You can join the registry here: Find out more at and chat to your doctor.
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20% of adults in Australia have a vitamin D deficiency. It is especially common during the cooler months when sun exposure is reduced. Chat to your doctor. Act now and get tested. #PreventativeHealth #VitaminD #Pathology #WinterWellness #EarlyDetection
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H is for H&E stain. An abbreviation for hematoxylin and eosin stains, common biological dyes that give tissue elements distinct colours. These are most often pink, blue, red, and purple. #AtoZofPathology
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Long before anaemia is diagnosed, pathology testing can detect subtle changes in iron stores, such as low ferritin or reduced transferrin saturation. Chat to your doctor. Act now and get tested. #PreventativeHealth #IronDeficiency #Pathology #EarlyDetection
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Thyroid disorders affect 10 times more women than men, worldwide. A simple blood test can help reveal what’s really going on. Chat to your doctor. Act now and get tested. #ThyroidAwarenessMonth #pathology #earlyintervention
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Share your story. Please visit the link below to tell us a bit about yourself. We’d love to hear about your experience with pathology and why it is important for you. #KeepPathologyBulkBilled
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