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Voyage through the colon: The rise of non-invasive diagnostics
Non-invasive testing has come a long way over recent decades. Here we look at a pioneering colon capsule endoscopy project that is underway and cast an eye over the history of this growing field.
SPONSORED: The power of automated gel-based ID-cards in routine immunohematology workflows
Immuno-haematology assays are pivotal to the carrying out of blood grouping, antibody screening and transfusions, and represent a critically time-dependent stage in the patient management pathway.
A history of alcohol consumption
Stephen Mortlock casts an eye back over the history of alcohol, from drunken monkeys to eating dried bull penis as a hangover cure.
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Microbiology: Rapid diagnostics, warts and all
David Westrip, Deputy Chair of the British Society for Microbial Technology, outlines some of the key themes from the upcoming BSMT 39th Annual Microbiology Conference.
Why become a UKAS Technical Assessor?
UKAS Healthcare Accreditation Specialist Alyson Bryant gives an insight into what being a Technical Assessor involves.
Equity, diversity and inclusion for all
Jemma Shead, a Senior Biomedical Scientist at Synnovis and IBMS EDI Working Group member, on how and why you should get involved with EDI.
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Influence and shape policy
IBMS Chief executive David Wells on how the Institute and its members can influence government policy.
