Bursaries available for 2025 health screening module
The UK NSC is again offering a small number of bursaries to study the popular health screening module at the University of Warwick.
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The role of patient and public voice members on the UK NSC
Find out more about the role of the UK NSC's patient and public voice members (PPVs) and the essential contribution they make to the work of the committee.
Changes ahead for the national screening system
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Details of changes to the national screening system from 1 October, due to the closure of Public Health England.
Report published marking 25 years of UK National Screening Committee
Today, we publish a report summarising the work of the UK National Screening Committee over the past 25 years.
Your chance to suggest a new NHS screening programme
The 2021 UK National Screening Committee call for new screening ‘topics’ (conditions) opens.
25 years on: how the UK NSC has transformed screening for the better
The UK National Screening Committee is celebrating its 25th anniversary. Dr Angela Raffle looks back at its creation and how it has transformed screening for the better.
New UK National Screening Committee website launches today
Details of the new UK National Screening Committee website and blog, which launched on 17 May.
Embedding ethics at the UK National Screening Committee
The UK National Screening Committee has been reviewing the way it considers ethical issues.
Advice for NHS breast screening services on the use of AI
Advice about the use of AI for breast screening.
Heroic efforts during a year of huge challenges
Professor Anne Mackie thanked everyone involved in delivering the NHS screening programmes in 2020, an exceptionally challenging year.