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Clinpath Pathology Clinpath Pathology is the premier provider of pathology services in South Australia.

At Clinpath, we provide our clients with a comprehensive medical education program, specifically relevant to general pra...
24/03/2026

At Clinpath, we provide our clients with a comprehensive medical education program, specifically relevant to general practice. This ensures doctors meet registration standards and participate in continued professional development.

We have two audits available for CPD hours:

Surgical Skin Audit (SSA)
Measuring Outcomes - 19 hours
Reviewing Performance – 6 hours

Cervical Screening Test (CST) Audit
Measuring Outcomes – 20 hours
Reviewing Performance – 5 hours

You can find out more at clinpath.com.au/clinicians/education.audits

Coeliac Awareness Week is from the 13-20 March.Coeliac Disease is an immune-based condition where the ingestion of glute...
13/03/2026

Coeliac Awareness Week is from the 13-20 March.

Coeliac Disease is an immune-based condition where the ingestion of gluten—a protein found in wheat, barley, rye and oats—triggers an immune response that damages the small intestine and causes inflammation in other areas of the body. This inflammation can lead to a range of symptoms, and if left untreated, serious long-term health problems can result.

That's why early detection is important with the first step to diagnosis beign through a blood pathology test (Coeliac Serology).

Find out more about Coeliac Disease by visiting https://coeliac.org.au/

Genetic variations make each of us unique, and they can also influence the way our bodies respond to certain medications...
08/03/2026

Genetic variations make each of us unique, and they can also influence the way our bodies respond to certain medications. For example, some genetic variations change a person’s response to a medication, so they may need to be prescribed a higher or lower dose than usual, or may need to use a different medication.

The study of how genetic variations affect our response to medication is called pharmacogenomics (PGx).

1 in 3 people have a variation in their CYP2C19 that accelerates drug metabolism.*
1 in 6 people have a variation in CYP2D6 that slows drug metabolism.*

Some private health funds now offer partial rebates for pharmacogenomics testing – check your policy/speak with your provider to find out more.

For more details about this testing and the genes/medications covered by the PGx Panel – please visit: https://www.sonicgenetics.com.au/patient/test-information/pharmacogenomics/ or chat to our Genetics Solutions Manager - Henry.

*Gaedigk A, Sangkuhl K, Whirl-Carrillo M, et al. Prediction of CYP2D6 phenotype from genotype across world populations. Genet Med. 2017; 19(1):69-76

Please be aware that our Collection Centre opening hours will change with the upcoming public holiday.All centres, excep...
03/03/2026

Please be aware that our Collection Centre opening hours will change with the upcoming public holiday.

All centres, except Ashford, will be closed on Monday, 9 March.

Ashford Collection Centre (57-59 Anzac Highway) will be open from 8:00am to 12:00pm.

For more information on our Collection Centre opening hours, please visit https://www.clinpath.com.au/locations/

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Our Collection Centre at Signal Health Newton, 147 Montacute Road, Newton is now permanently closed.To find alternative ...
26/02/2026

Our Collection Centre at Signal Health Newton, 147 Montacute Road, Newton is now permanently closed.

To find alternative Collection Centres nearby, please visit clinpath.com.au/locations

Last week, our CEO A/Prof Devika Thomas and Operations Manager Brooke Kenny attended the Cancer Council SA Giving Day.Th...
23/02/2026

Last week, our CEO A/Prof Devika Thomas and Operations Manager Brooke Kenny attended the Cancer Council SA Giving Day.

This year, Cancer Council SA raise $276,000 this year and Clinpath is proud to be one of the matched donors for this cause by contributing $5,000.

Clinpath's donations will go towards assisting Cancer Council SA in providing comfort in safe, friendly accommodation for patients and their families as they receive treatment at Greenhill Lodge.

Concerned about your gut health and can't quite pin point the issue?MetaPanel is a Sonic Microbiomics initiative, in par...
17/02/2026

Concerned about your gut health and can't quite pin point the issue?

MetaPanel is a Sonic Microbiomics initiative, in partnership with Microba Life Sciences , and is a world-first accredited assay that uses 'shotgun' metagenomic next-generation sequencing on a single faecal sample. This means it can test for 175 different gut pathogens, viruses or antimicrobial resistance genes with only one sample!

Find out more by visiting https://www.sonicmicrobiomics.com.au/

Ever get frustrated waiting in line for your pathology test?Clinpath have made life easier through our online booking sy...
09/02/2026

Ever get frustrated waiting in line for your pathology test?

Clinpath have made life easier through our online booking system.

To book online and skip the queue, visit https://www.clinpath.com.au/locations/

Each year, World Cancer Day is celebrated on 4 February. As proud supporters of Childhood Cancer Association and Cancer ...
03/02/2026

Each year, World Cancer Day is celebrated on 4 February.

As proud supporters of Childhood Cancer Association and Cancer Council SA, the World Cancer Day cause is close to our hearts.

The day is led by the Union for International Cancer Control (UICC) and was established in the year 2000. UICC runs World Cancer Day campaigns in three-year cycles to allow for a deeper exploration of a particular theme and achieve greater impact.

The World Cancer Day theme for 2025-2027 is “United by Unique” which focuses on how a people-centred approach to cancer care that fully integrates each individual’s unique needs, with compassion and empathy, leads to the best health outcomes.

Find out how to get involved at https://www.worldcancerday.org/

How will you show support on World Cancer Day?

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February is Ovarian Cancer Awareness month.Ovarian Cancer affects about 1,815 women per year and most cases will be dete...
31/01/2026

February is Ovarian Cancer Awareness month.

Ovarian Cancer affects about 1,815 women per year and most cases will be detected at an advanced stage where it is very difficult to treat.

That is why it is important to ensure that every Australian knows more about ovarian cancer and its early symptoms.

If you are experiencing symptoms or are concerned about Ovarian Cancer, you can visit your GP to learn about the the tests available.

To learn more about Ovarian Cancer and the campaign, visit https://www.ovariancancer.net.au/get-involved/ovarian-cancer-awareness-month

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