The NHS Sickle Cell and Thalassaemia (SCT) Screening Programme is offering 25 funded places on this year’s course at King’s College London.
As part of our special series on 50 years of newborn blood spot screening, Caroline Bridges shares her daughter's screening story and tells us what life is like living with PKU.
As part of our special series on 50 years of newborn blood spot screening, we’re excited to share some insights into the programme's early days from Professor Anne Green and Professor Rodney Pollitt.
We're marking 50 years of screening for phenylketonuria (PKU) in newborn babies with a special series of blog posts. We start by looking back at how it all started.
Check out our new digital version of the national audiology leaflet for parents of babies referred from screening.
Making the move from audiologist to newborn hearing screener
Our event discussing the implementation of digital screening information for pregnant women.
Find out the results of our survey on our 'Screening tests for you and your baby' animation and how we're acting on them.
Information gained from an NHS evaluation will inform a final UK National Screening Committee recommendation on whether screening for SCID should become part of the newborn blood spot screening programme.
Members of the newborn blood spot (NBS) screening programme team had an exciting opportunity recently to present at a screening conference in Hangzhou in China. NBS programme manager Christine Cavanagh talks about the trip.