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Statement from LabMed on the publication of the Pathology Transformation Review 2026

LabMed has put our name to a statement by the The Science Council raising concerns about recent changes to UK science funding, warning that reduced investment in research infrastructure and curiosity-driven science could impact the UK’s research capability, innovation and global standing.

Participants will explore informatics career pathways, data visualisation and communication, and the opportunities and challenges presented by AI in healthcare.

LabMed is working with BIVDA to highlight the importance of maintaining a secure and resilient UK supply of donor animal blood used to produce culture media essential for diagnostic microbiology.

It was the first AGM to incorporate the former Federation of Clinical Scientists into the LabMed AGM, reflecting the ongoing evolution of the organisation.

Congratulations to former LabMed (ACB) President Ian Young on being appointed a Commander of the Order of the British Empire (CBE) in the 2026 King's Birthday Honours.

The UK Health Alliance on Climate Change, representing 55 health organisations and 1.2 million healthcare professionals, has called for continued strong accountability and action to deliver a net zero NHS.

He will serve for one year as President Elect before taking up the Presidency at the AGM in June 2027.

Council has reviewed LabMed’s governance documents to ensure they are up-to-date, easier to understand and able to support the future needs of the organisation.

EFLM position statement on the IVDR revision, highlights key implementation challenges and considerations with a focus on Article 5.5 and maintaining patient safety and access to reliable diagnostics.

LabMedUK26 | Trade Union | Validation guidelines | Lab Tests Online

Validation Guidance for medical laboratories, created in collaboration with IBMS, MHRA and UKAS, focuses on ensuring IVDs are fit for purpose within ISO 15189 requirements.

LabMed is delighted to congratulate member and Scotland Chair Professor Seshadri Vasan on being awarded the inaugural Taylor Medal by the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Glasgow.