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Vikings Were Riddled With Facial Diseases
B eing a Viking wasn’t all raiding and marauding. According to new research, a large part of the ancient Norse lifestyle also involved being struck down by oral and maxillofacial diseases, many of ...
Non-invasive laser method identifies preservation fluids without opening artifact specimens
Research teams have developed a new approach to identifying the chemical composition of preservation fluids in historic jars ...
Pathology workers have rejected Australian Clinical Laboratories’ wage cut—a new strategy is needed!
Pathology workers’ overwhelming rejection in Victoria of the latest enterprise agreement offer from Australian Clinical ...
Doctor who ‘poses risk to patients’ sees return to medicine blocked after fresh attempt
Dr Ioannis Tosounidis was struck off the medical register in 2014 after numerous mistakes and repeated dishonesty ...
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'Too Scared' to Deviate: When Is It Safe to De-Escalate TNBC Treatment?
One patient with TNBC describes the challenges she faced trying to de-escalate a grueling treatment regimen despite warnings ...
KUBTEC® Launches PICASSO® Plus: The Next Generation of Specimen Imaging for the Pathology Lab
KUBTEC®, a global leader in pathology specimen imaging technology, has proudly launched The PICASSO® Plus Specimen Radiography System, their latest innovation aimed at further improving efficiency in ...
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Proactive MD Expands National Value-Based Network with Pathology Acquisitions
The company recently announced the acquisition of two major pathology groups in South Carolina and Alabama ... the company to ensure faster and more accurate biopsy and tissue specimen results, reduce ...
Guyana Chronicle18d
GPHC Pathology Laboratory achieves historic certification on World Cancer Day
For years, high-quality pathology services in Guyana were largely confined to the private sector, often requiring specimens to be sent overseas for diagnosis or leading to prolonged wait times. This ...
Australian Broadcasting Corporation23d
Coroner's Office criticised for 'blunt' handling of informing families that specimens may have been collected from loved ones
A pathology museum at the University of Tasmania may have been holding a specimen taken during his autopsy — and kept it in its collection — without the knowledge and consent of Tony's family.
Nine News Australia25d
Search for families of people whose body parts possibly kept without consent at Tasmanian museum
The University of Tasmania's R.A. Rodda Museum of Pathology in 2016 reported that "individual specimens" in its collection were possibly retained from coronial autopsies. (University of Tasmania ...
MedPage Today25d
Cheap Clinical Biomarker May Predict Long COVID Severity in Older Women
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Australian Broadcasting Corporation25d
Tasmanian Coroner's Office releases names of people whose body parts may have been kept without consent
A. Rodda Museum of Pathology at the University of Tasmania advised the Coroner's Office that the museum may have in its collection some individual specimens possibly retained following coronial ...