A new update from the HCPC and GOsC provides clearer information on how existing regulation applies to registrants working at advanced levels of practice
The IBMS welcomes stronger commitments on diagnostics, surveillance, laboratory integration, workforce resilience and supply chain security in future pandemic planning
Arthur is five years old and, like many children, has felt anxious in the past about having his blood taken. Experiences like this can be unfamiliar and sometimes overwhelming, especially at a young age.
A redeveloped Lab Tests Online UK (LTO) website launches today, helping patients better understand their laboratory test results and the role of pathology in their care.
Meningococcal disease can become serious very quickly. Here is what the symptoms look like, when to seek urgent help, why some people are being offered preventative antibiotics, and how testing and public health response work.
Several members of the Institute of Biomedical Science have been recognised by the Academy for Healthcare Science (AHCS) at its recent Honorary Fellowship and Chair’s Awards celebrations.
For Neurodiversity Week 2026, Zoe Andrews, EDI representative for the South West for IBMS, looks at how organisations create practical changes and ensure inclusion is practised.
This month we talk to IBMS Council member Angela Jean-Francois, Managing Director of North West London Pathology. She has more than 25 years’ senior leadership experience in pathology, including over 20 years’ service on the IBMS Immunology Specialist Advisory Panel.
The IBMS is delighted to congratulate Ian Davies on being awarded an MBE in recognition of his services to biomedical science education and widening participation.
At Dumfries and Galloway Royal Infirmary, Harvey’s Lab Tours have become a regular way for the laboratory team to connect with young patients and their families.
