S2E31: Ep 31 Allergies Part Two | Anaphylaxis and Fighting Food
In 1901, an experiment when horribly wrong when Doctors attempted to induce tolerance in to a group of dogs by repeated injections of poison. The…
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S2E30: Ep 30 Allergies Part One | Friendly Fire
Our immune system provides the means for us to live in a world full of pathogens.However, sometimes it gets it wrong and we can find…
S2E29: CST Cervical Screening | A smear in time (saves lives)
In 1952, George Papanicolaou with the National Cancer Institute embarked on the first ever cervical screening trial.The results were remarkable and the first demonstration of…
S2E28: Ep 28 | Data MyHealthRecord | Data Deep Dive
Health records are arguably the single most important and personal collection of data anyone can have. With records containing doctor visits, consultation notes, pathology results,…
S2E27: Ep 27 Coronavirus SARS-CoV-2 | Covidity 2021
COVID-19: Testing the strength of nations As the pandemic continues to rage, we take a snapshot in time about our current understanding from an epidemiological,…
S2E26: Ep 26 Indigenous Health | A Tale of Two Worlds
Caitlan Davis starts Episode 26 with, “In the spirit of reconciliation Clinpath Pathology acknowledges the Traditional Custodians of country throughout Australia and their connections to…
S1E25: Ep 25 The 12 Podcasts of Christmas
From our first Episode #1 “What is Pathology?”, we have enjoyed the journey we have travelled and feedback to date is encouraging. In these times,…
S1E24: Ep 24 Radiation | Invisible death
The discovery of radiation was a monumental achievement in human history. Marie Curie isolated Radium and Polonium from the mineral pitchblende, and received two Nobel…
S1E23: Ep 23 Health IT Security | Avoiding the flat line
The implications for Healthcare to lose control or access to the IT systems is literally life threatening. The first confirmed fatality occurred when a Ransomware…
S1E22: Ep 22 Drugs of Addiction | Medicinal binds
Humans have always had a complex relationship with drugs: some help us; some heal us; and some hurt us. The problem with the drugs of…