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Recent studies have shown that work related stress is widespread in the UK and accounts for over 13 million lost working days every year! Michael Smith, one of our Senior Biomedical Scientists, writes that stress is in fact a choice rather than a predetermined outcome.

Ahead of next month's Innovation Academy, a scientific symposium designed to create an environment that supports innovation, quality and the development of future scientific leaders, Viapath' Tony Sackville, reports on the role of next-generation diagnostics.

"Personalised medicine: Today’s reality, not just a promise for tomorrow". Following the success of the inaugural event, We will host the 2nd Innovation Academy on 6 December 2013 at The Royal Institution of Great Britain, London. The theme for this free event is ‘Personalised medicine: Today’s reality, not just a promise for tomorrow’.

Following the success of the inaugural event, We will host the 2nd Innovation Academy on 6 December 2013 at The Royal Institution of Great Britain, London.

Dr Gary Moore, Consultant Biomedical Scientist for the Diagnostic Haemostasis & Thrombosis Laboratories at St. Thomas' Hospital, is flying the GSTS flag at the Australian ECAT Participant's Meeting in Gold Coast, Australia on Friday 18th October

Twenty years after the Audit Commission called for pathology services to be reformed and nearly ten years after Lord Carter of Coles review of NHS pathology, the Health Services Journal (HSJ) looks at the impact of pathology reorganisation, citing our organisation as an example.

A substantial proportion of patients with psoriasis do not respond or lose initial response to tumour necrosis factor antagonists.