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The Pathologist / Issues / 2025 / September / Why Mens Health Depends on Pathology / Summary
Point of care testing Screening and monitoring

Why Men’s Health Depends on Pathology

RCPath urges investment in diagnostics, point-of-care testing, and laboratory integration to detect disease before it becomes deadly

By Jessica Allerton 09/23/2025 Discussion 3 min read
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In response to the UK Government's Men's Health Strategy, the Royal College of Pathologists noted substantial gaps in diagnostic pathology services for men's health. Martin Goddard, an adviser on Cardiac Pathology, emphasized the crucial role pathologists play in early disease detection through effective diagnostic testing. Noting the rising risks of hypertension and diabetes among men in the UK, he highlights the importance of routine health screenings. Recommendations include enhancing point-of-care testing and integrating pathologists into public health strategies to improve health outcomes.

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