A close shave with a recurrent pigmented facial skin lesion
When shave biopsy is not the best option.
Tag: Pathology
Avoid rapid antigen tests for COVID-19, pathologists warn
The Royal College of Pathologists of Australasia says the tests aren't currently needed in this country and might lead to misdiagnosis.
Key blood tests plummeted 60% during pandemic, new figures show
Concern that patients are letting health problems languish prompts a new campaign.
Do doctors need a confidence boost to offer self-sampling for HPV tests?
New figures show woefully low uptake, cervical screening experts say.
Tumour marker testing: a cautious approach
A case-based perspective to pathology in general practice
Can the brain influence angina?
There might be more to the chest pain than blood flow to the heart, functional imaging suggests.
The big reason why the new PBS opioid restrictions are a good thing
Reassessing your management of patients with chronic pain can be clinically interesting and rewarding.
Dozens of GP practices targeted in pathology rent crackdown
The government says it wants to 'understand' their lease arrangements.
Govt ignoring GPs in latest virus fight, says Vic doc
Melbourne-based Dr Mukesh Haikerwal says the state's health authority has failed to involve the profession in its latest testing push.
