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This guidance identifies common issues with validation and assessment of clinical trial applications and how to avoid them.
More than 100 years after their deaths, the graves of two soldiers of the QRWS who made the ultimate sacrifice in World War 1 have finally been identified.
Form for notifying the newborn blood spot (NBS) screening programme of a cystic fibrosis (CF) diagnosis that was not detected by screening.
The previously un-named grave of an Officer from Ireland, who served with the Royal Air Force has been identified and rededicated in his name more than 108 years after his death.
Draft guidance to understand how to identify potential sites in your area for development, including the size and type of sites you’ll need.
National Geological Screening for a GDF - Northern Ireland region
Lieutenant (Lt) George Kenneth Steinberg MC, from Hampstead, London, has been given a named grave after he was killed near Arras during the Great War in 1918.
The previously un-named grave of a Yorkshire man who served with the 5th Royal Inniskilling Dragoon Guards has been identified and rededicated in his name more than 85 years after his death.
Lance Corporal William Voice MM was born in Horsham, Sussex in 1886. Lance Corporal Lionel Weller Sandell – known to his family as Solly, was born in Worthing, Sussex in 1899. Both men were buried after the was in graves...
Form for laboratories that wish to report newly identified acute or chronic hepatitis B infections on paper to PHE Colindale.
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