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Using genomics to better detect outbreaks of Legionnaires’ disease

16th January, 2025

Researchers at NSW Health Pathology and the University of Sydney are working together to design a new integrated legionellosis surveillance system, us...

The contribution of NSW Health Pathology to medical research: the first 10 years

5th January, 2025

Leading researcher at NSW Health Pathology Prof Emmanuel Favaloro has published an article in the Australian Journal of Medical Science outlining the ...

Celebrating Clinical Trials Day!

20th May, 2024

As Australia’s largest public pathology provider, NSW Health Pathology is also a significant contributor to research, providing support and services...

Pathology revolution transforming healthcare in South Western Sydney

2nd May, 2024

The construction of a new NSW Health Pathology Department as part of the $790 million Liverpool Health and Academic Precinct (LHAP) redevelopment is c...

We welcome 35 new medical trainees

29th February, 2024

Pathology medical trainees are the future of our medical workforce and a crucial part of our organisation. There is a shortage of specialist patho...

Genomic testing: shining a light on breast cancer risk

7th November, 2023

NSW Health Pathology’s Cancer Genomics Service offers genetic testing to provide accurate cancer diagnosis’ and help treating clinicians select th...

Our key role in PrOSPeCT

27th September, 2023

NSW Health Pathology staff are playing a key role in a new study aimed at opening up new, potentially life-saving treatment pathways for more than 23,...

Exciting PrOSPeCTs for precision cancer treatments

21st September, 2023

A new study is underway aimed at getting thousands of Australian cancer patients onto potentially life-saving clinical trials and providing precision ...

Dr Cliff Meldrum retires after 25 years of dedicated service

12th July, 2023

After more than 25 years of dedicated service and remarkable contributions, Dr Cliff Meldrum, Director of Genomics officially retires from NSW Health ...