Respiratory Pathogen Statistics – June 2025

This report is a summary of the results obtained from various molecular respiratory panels performed across PathCare laboratories during June 2025 (epidemiological weeks 23-26). Click here to view PDF

Is it Hyperkalaemia or Pseudohyperkalaemia?

Hyperkalaemia, defined as a potassium concentration greater than the reference interval, is a common electrolyte disorder that requires urgent attention. Click here to view PDF

Gastro-Intestinal Pathogen Statistics

Laboratory-based data for all GIT molecular panels requested for patients at PathCare laboratories nationally for January to April 2025, are presented in this report. Click here to view PDF

Respiratory Pathogen Statistics May 2025

This report is a summary of the results obtained from various molecular respiratory panels performed across PathCare laboratories during May 2025 (epidemiological weeks 18-22). Click here to view PDF

Malaria – An Ongoing Health Problem 2025

Malaria is a serious infectious disease caused by Plasmodium parasites, primarily transmitted through the bite of an infected female Anopheles mosquito. Click here to view PDF

Respiratory Pathogen Statistics April 2025

This report is a summary of the results obtained from various molecular respiratory panels performed across PathCare laboratories during April 2025 (epidemiological weeks 14-17). Click here to view PDF

Respiratory Pathogen Statistics March 2025

This report is a summary of the results obtained from various molecular respiratory panels performed across PathCare laboratories during March 2025 (epidemiological weeks 10-13). Click here to view PDF

EduPath: Brucellosis in South Africa – March 2025

Brucellosis, also known as undulant fever or Malta fever, is a zoonotic disease caused by the Brucella species. Click here to view PDF

Respiratory Pathogen Statistics February 2025

This report is a summary of the results obtained from various molecular respiratory panels performed across PathCare laboratories during February 2025 (epidemiological weeks 6-9). Click here to view PDF

HbA1c Report – Feb 2025

The report aims to give insight into a specified diabetic population with identification of high-risk individuals who would benefit from focused management. Click here to view PDF

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