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The team at Queen Elizabeth University Hospital welcomes its first young visitor, six year old Matthew.

For Black History Month 2026, biomedical scientist Jean Wilson reflects on her unconventional route into the profession, the importance of challenging stereotypes and how outreach can help young people see a future for themselves in biomedical science

Seventeen year old Emma had visited Southampton hospital before for routine appointments and blood tests. She understood why her blood was being taken, but knew less about the journey her sample took once it reached the laboratory.

IBMS Chief Executive recognised in the inaugural Hall of Fame by The Pathologist

Science Communicator Lena Forsyth discusses the need to better understand and raise awareness of invisible disabilities.

We caught up with Sallyann Ridsdale to hear what her team has learned since introducing Harvey’s Lab Tours at Sheffield Children’s Hospital, and her advice for laboratories looking to do the same.

Andrew Osei-Bimpong reflects on the importance of representation, mentorship and supporting the next generation of Black biomedical scientists.

IBMS Past President Joanna Andrew has been elected to the Board of Directors of the International Federation of Biomedical Laboratory Science (IFBLS) and awarded an Honorary Fellowship of the Royal College of Pathologists (RCPath).

Harvey’s legacy comes full circle for one of the healthcare professionals who cared for him.

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