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Roche’s move into the digital pathology category has been boosted by FDA approval of a lab instrument and toolkit for use as an aid to clinical diagnosis. The clearance covers Roche’s Ventana ...

Scientists have long known that the Alzheimer's brain often features abnormal plaques and tangles, and recent studies have highlighted the role that the brain's vascular system plays in disease ...

Pathology is the precise study of the causes and consequences of a disease. The two major components of pathology are anatomical studies of structure and function at levels ranging from the whole ...

A diaper rash is any rash that affects the area of skin a diaper would cover. Different types of diaper rash can include irritant contact dermatitis, infections, eczema, intertrigo, and psoriatic ...

Abnormal growth of fungus is usually more common in the monsoon, especially in the forms of tinea corporis (ringworm), intertrigo (inflammation in folds of the skin) and candidiasis. Areas under ...

Image 4. Mycosis fungoides (tumour stage) lesions on back of 76-year-old male May be confused with… Almost anything – for example, eczema, psoriasis (especially in the plaque stage), fungal infections ...

Intertrigo, the inflammation of skinfolds caused by skin-to-skin or clothing friction, is a common problem of the obese breast. Intertrigo progresses from erythema and maceration to reddened ...

You can usually get rid of hives with home remedies like a cold compress or oatmeal bath, and medications like antihistamines or corticosteroids.

An audit into West Australian pathology provider PathWest has identified serious cybersecurity risks the auditor-general say could compromise patient confidentiality.

Intertrigo is an inflammatory dermatitis of the skin folds, induced by friction and moisture, to which small children are particularly susceptible. It is frequently associated with infection, most ...