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Slime of the times
Sarah J Pitt and Alan Gunn write about their search for new antibiotics, which has taken them out of the laboratory and into the vegetable patch.
Advertorial: A comprehensive menu for anaemia diagnosis
Anaemia is identified by the World Health Organisation (WHO) as a widespread public health problem with major consequences for human health and social and economic development.
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Smear tests replaced by DIY home kit?
A non-invasive urine test could be used by women to detect their risk of developing cervical cancer without the need to visit the doctor.
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Thirteen regions still to agree pathology model
In a second annual update on a scheme to network trusts’ pathology services, NHS England/Improvement revealed that 13 out of 29 regions have yet to formally commit to new pathology models.
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Nobel prize for british scientist
Sir Peter Ratcliffe has been jointly awarded the Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine for discoveries in how cells react to oxygen availability.
Molecular Pathology & Genomics
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Groundbreaking new cancer test?
Dr Susie Cooke leads a team that has developed cancer tests, which could lead to a breakthrough in understanding the deadly disease.
My Lab: molecular parasitology research
Adewale Oke, a doctoral student in medical microbiology, gives a guided tour of his lab at the Nigerian Institute of Medical Research in Lagos, Nigeria.
How to... reflect
Richard Lovie, a Senior Biomedical Scientist working in cytology at York Teaching Hospital NHS Foundation Trust, reflects on reflection.
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Here to help: Research grant applications
Jocelyn Pryce, IBMS Deputy Head of Education, looks at the ways in which the Institute is supporting member research.
