Sickle Cell Awareness Day 19^th June 2026

Empowering screening worldwide

Earlier this year, Revvity proudly supported the 2^nd CONSA Laboratory Training Summit in Kampala, Uganda, bringing together participants from 7 Sub-Saharan African countries representing 10 laboratories.

Through hands-on Migele™ IEF training, the summit helped build technical expertise, regional collaboration, and sustainable sickle cell newborn screening capacity. We were also honored to celebrate Sub-Saharan Africa's first Migele Gel Analyzer installation at CPHL alongside Uganda's Minister of Health, Jane Ruth Aceng Ocero.

Together, we remain committed to expanding equitable access to newborn screening - because every child deserves the best possible start in life.

#WorldSickleCellDay #NewbornScreening

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Recognizing world sickle cell day 2026

Strengthening newborn screening capacity across Sub-Saharan Africa.

Strengthening newborn screening capacity

Group summit colleagues

7 Countries. 10 Laboratories. One shared mission.

The 2^nd CONSA Laboratory Training Summit brought together lab pros from Sub-Saharan Africa to advance newborn screening & strengthen regional collaboration.

Lab pro's at the summit learning and collaborating

Building skills that create lasting impact

Revvity provided hands-on training on Migele IEF hemoglobinopathy screening techniques and interpretation - helping lab teams build confidence and technical expertise.

Instrument training, interpretation sessions, and lab collaboration

Celebrating a first for sub-saharan Africa

At Uganda's Central Public Health Laboratory, we celebrated the region's first Migele Gel Analyzer installation supporting newborn screening efforts for sickle cell disease.

The installation and the instrument in action

Investing in sustainable newborn screening

"Every child deserves the best possible start in life."

Uganda's Minister of Health, Jane Ruth Aceng Ocero, emphasized the urgent need to expand sustainable newborn screening infrastructure and access across the region.