Chemical Pathology is a branch of pathology that focuses on the biochemical basis of disease and the use of laboratory tests to diagnose, monitor, and manage medical conditions. It involves the study of how chemical changes in the body relate to diseases, examining substances like enzymes, hormones, proteins, and metabolites in blood, urine, and other body fluids. 

The course covers fundamental biochemical principles, laboratory techniques, and the interpretation of test results in relation to clinical conditions. It integrates knowledge of physiology, biochemistry, and medicine to understand disease mechanisms, such as diabetes, kidney disorders, liver dysfunction, metabolic syndromes, and electrolyte imbalances. Students learn about laboratory quality control, automation, and new technologies in diagnostic medicine. 

Chemical Pathology is essential for healthcare as it aids in early disease detection, treatment decisions, and patient management. The course is ideal for those interested in medical diagnostics, research, and laboratory medicine, offering career opportunities in hospitals, research institutions, and pharmaceutical industries.