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The HCPC is among UK regulators developing shared principles for the professional use of AI, with responsibility, transparency and public trust at the centre.

IBMS members are encouraged to revisit important national guidance on the laboratory handling of insulin and C-peptide results

Northern Ireland’s Department of Health has announced a new expert committee and changes to how significant HSC service proposals will be considered.

Scotland’s Programme for Government sets out major NHS reforms, with implications for diagnostic services, the biomedical science workforce and patient care.

The IBMS welcomes the rollout of HPV self-testing in England as an important step towards increasing participation in cervical screening and reducing inequalities in access.

Recognising achievements across our digital services, events, publishing, leadership and the organisation as a whole.

If you're applying to university through clearing, choosing the right course could make all the difference to your future career.

Temporary measures are in place to cope with additional demand.

The IBMS calls for the controlled, independently evaluated implementation of AI-assisted digital cytology within NHS cervical screening programmes,.

This evidence-based report highlights the need to recognise pathology as a core clinical service requiring sustained investment, proactive workforce planning and better use of its professional expertise.

IBMS Council met on Friday 12 June 2026 to discuss statutory regulation, education, member services, public engagement and regional activity across the profession.

The winners of the IBMS Awards 2026 were announced at a dazzling showcase on Friday, 26th June, bringing together some of the most inspiring professionals in biomedical science for a truly unforgettable evening at The Brewery in Central London

Congratulations to IBMS member Angela Jean-Francois for her deserved win, exemplifying the highest standards of excellence and innovation in biomedical science