Synnovis

We are Synnovis, a scientific organisation with a clinical purpose.

We work closely with our NHS partners to support the lives, health and wellbeing of patients.

Who we are

Synnovis is a pathology partnership between SYNLAB UK & Ireland, Guy’s and St Thomas’ NHS Foundation Trust, and King’s College Hospital NHS Foundation Trust. We bring together the very best in clinical, scientific and operational expertise to process blood and other diagnostic tests on behalf of organisations across the UK and internationally.

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Test database

We perform more than 1,500 diagnostic tests, spanning UK-leading nutrition testing to cutting-edge genetics. Our database provides details of each of these tests including how to order, sample specifications, turn-around-times and interpretation of results.

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News & resources

SYNLAB to offer innovative Long COVID testing through collaboration with Attomarker

Reflects SYNLAB UK & Ireland’s commitment to expanding access to specialist testing for healthcare providers Synnovis, one of SYNLAB UK & Ireland’s four NHS partnerships, has signed Heads of Terms to expand access for healthcare professionals in the UK to the Attomarker Long COVID Test. The collaboration forms part of SYNLAB’s broader strategy to identify, [...]

World Patient Safety Day: data project helps identify diabetes risk earlier

“Safe care for life” for patients with non-communicable diseases is the theme for this year’s World Patient Safety Day. For people living with long term conditions, safe care means receiving the right support at the right time, from early diagnosis through to ongoing management. Diabetes is one such condition. It is highly prevalent worldwide, and [...]

£400,000 raised by Charlotte’s BAG to improve speed of processing brain tumour samples

Charlotte's BAG (Battle Against Glioblastoma) has now raised an incredible £400,000 to support the Synnovis neuropathology laboratory at King's College Hospital. In this video, her mother and brother share Charlotte's story and how their fundraising has improved the speed at which we can process brain tumour samples.