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A timely blood test can help doctors check the risk of heart attack, or detect how serious a head injury might be, thereby reducing time spent in the emergency room and no exposure to radiation from CT scans.

Dr Neeraj Bhalla, a cardiologist, said: “People with diabetes, high blood pressure, those who are overweight, or with a history of a heart attack should go in for a check of these levels every six months.”

A timely blood test can help doctors check the risk of heart attack, or detect how serious a head injury might be, thereby reducing time spent in the emergency room and no exposure to radiation from CT scans.This new approach was discussed at ...

Prof Somil Jaiswal of neurosurgery and Prof Wahid Ali of pathology departments from KGMU suggested that blood markers offer faster diagnoses, avoid radiation

Alan Perrott grills a leader in genome sequencing and artificial intelligence on the future of healthcare

ICC Sydney has announced the appointment of Rachael Tsicalas and Paul Ellis to the Business Development team.

RCPA Professor Stuart Tangye, a speaker at the Royal College of Pathologists of Australasia’s (RCPA) annual conference, explains how next generation sequencing (NGS) for the diagnosis of primary immunodeficiencies (PID) is providing increased opportunities for precision or personalised medicine. This comes following the recent discovery of many new gene defects, with implications for many patients.  Primary immunodeficiency disorders are a set of syndromes that arise from genetic defects t...