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Deputy Operations Lead in Genomics Cheryl Walsh looks at the incredible impact an early diagnosis of spinal muscular atrophy can have.

Carol Bullock recounts the emotional story of her years struggling to get a diagnosis for gluten ataxia.

Assembly line science. What can labs learn from the automotive industry? Plus, the Big Q looks at the best formats for IBMS verifications, highlights IBMS Congress 2025 and highlights a UKAS guide to extension to scope and flexible scope. Plus more

Biomedical scientists Srushti Jariwala and Saoudi Nouis reflect on the ethical considerations biomedical scientists face when working with AI-assisted diagnostics.

Lecturer in Biomedical Sciences Dr Dylan Jones outlines why decolonising the curriculum is vital for the sector and for patients.

The IBMS hits the road in our latest cover feature, which showcases a new initiative to increase public awareness of biomedical science and provide a hands-on engagement tool. In the Big Question, we ask: “How useful are the new league tables that rank English NHS trusts?”

Dr Sherin Jos Payyappilly looks at the digital clinical safety issues and asks what biomedical scientists can do to ensure change is safely embraced.

Blood transfusion departments have a longstanding history of raising the bar for safety in pathology – now let’s set the standard. The team from Serious Hazards of Transfusion (SHOT) look at what action is needed.

Biomedical scientist Joy Oloya reports back on the UK-Africa Health Summit 2025 and promoting engagement through strengthening leadership and healthcare systems.

Taking a close look at terminology that has been making headlines

Accreditation Specialist Al Bryant and Assessment Manager Peter Gregory, both at UKAS, look at a new era of accreditation.

Shamila Jabbar from the National Pathology Imaging Co-operative outlines the work that is being undertaken in deploying digital pathology across the sector