Scotland’s Programme for Government sets out major NHS reforms, with implications for diagnostic services, the biomedical science workforce and patient care.
Six year old Theo arrived at Dumfries and Galloway Royal Infirmary feeling a little nervous about his Harvey’s Lab Tour, but it wasn’t long before he was getting involved.
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.
For Ollie, blood tests have been a regular part of life for many years. This August marks ten years since he received a liver transplant at King’s College Hospital, and he continues to visit Poole for regular blood tests as part of his ongoing care.
In May, Dumfries and Galloway Royal Infirmary introduced 11 year old Alice and her sister Florence, aged nine, to the Blood Sciences laboratories for an exciting Harvey's Lab Tour.
Entries are now open for The Pathologist Power List 2026, an annual celebration of inspirational individuals making a difference in pathology, laboratory medicine and patient care.
Young patient Deezul has become the first child to take part in a Harvey's Lab Tour at Isle of Wight NHS Trust, marking the launch of the programme at their hospital
