New course dates! Preparing for FRCPath Part 2? Don’t miss the Advanced Haemostasis & Thrombosis Course on 8-9th March 2025, led by expert tutors. 🎓 Register now: bit.ly/48pDOps Details: bit.ly/3RoCBbg 🩸 Boost your revision & ace the exam!

Happy New Year 2025! 🥳✨ As we enter another year, we at Blood Academy want to thank you for your unwavering support. Your engagement fuels our journey towards excellence in haematology education. Here's to a year filled with health and prosperity! #BloodAcademy

Pleased to share this perspective on andexanet alfa, now published in RPTH #openaccess🔓 rpthjournal.org/article/S2475-… I cover blinding, surrogate endpoints, clinical outcomes and thrombosis. A brief 🧵

Interactive case 38 is now live! Access the report to case 37 and see how you did. If you have not registered, our monthly interactive cases are a great way to test your morphology skills. Watch our explainer video here to find out more 👉 youtu.be/qlQfdNH5VrU #hempath

We have published a brand new guideline on the diagnosis and management of monoclonal gammopathy of renal significance Read it here: ow.ly/JC4a50UEkKU

Pathophysiology of Parvovius B19 erythroid aplasia 👇 Explore more resources and CPD courses at blood-academy.com.⠀ #Haematology #RedCellAplasia #MedicalEducation #BloodAcademy #hempath

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Interactive case 40 is now live! Access the report to case 39 and see how you did. If you have not registered, our monthly interactive cases are a great way to test your morphology skills. Watch our explainer video here to find out more 👉 youtu.be/qlQfdNH5VrU #hempath

Struggling with the causes of macrocytic anaemia? Remember LAMB CRAMP — Liver disease, Alcohol, Minerals (B12/folate), Bone marrow failure, Cytotoxics, Reticulocytes, Acquired sideroblastic anaemia, Myeloma, Pregnancy. Save this for exams and clinics! #Haematology

Interactive case 41 is now live! Access the report to case 40 and see how you did. If you have not registered, our monthly interactive cases are a great way to test your morphology skills. Watch our explainer video here to find out more 👉 youtu.be/qlQfdNH5VrU #hempath