A subspecialty of internal medicine concerned with morphology, physiology, and pathology of the blood and blood-forming tissues.
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- BloodLine Case studies, images, journal articles and hematology news.
- Atlas of Hematology Contains images of blood cells with descriptions.
- Mayo Clinic Hematology Division Information for patients and referring physicians about multiple myeloma and related plasma cell proliferative disorders.
- BloodMed Resource for hematology research, practice, and education. Provides literature reviews, news, and online publications.
- Hematology Wikipedia article describing branch of medicine, related diseases, tests, and treatments.
- Haematology Provides cell images of various blood cells.
- General Practice Notebook - Haematology Coverage of this medical speciality.
- Family Practice Notebook: Hematology and Oncology Comprehensive database on hematological and oncological disorders.
- European Federation for Immunogenetics Promotes education and information exchange between professionals working in immunogenetics research field. EFI organize scientific meetings in Europe.
- Hematopathology Index Imaging resource providing pathology cell images of normal blood cells and cells bearing various blood diseases.
- Blood Haematology Information Portal providing news and information regarding blood diseases. Includes information to help monitor blood pressure symptoms.
- Timeline of Major Hematology Landmarks Provides dates of significant discoveries from 460 BC till the present day.
- BloodBook Provides information about blood, facts, transfusion, news, safety, diseases, disorders, autologous blood collection and storage.
- Wikipedia: Haematopoiesis Encyclopedia article on the haematopoietic stem cells from which all cellular blood components are derived.
- NHS Choices: Blood Groups Provides information on the different blood groups, the ABO system and the Rh system.
- Bupa: Bone Marrow (Stem Cell) Transplantation Factsheet explaining this procedure, what to expect afterwards, the risks and possible complications.