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Deniz Özmen İbiş·Jan 4The globe of life bloodAs a medical doctor-hematologist living in İstanbul, who loves all aspects of humanity and everything related to our existence, I prefer to…
Soumya Sayujya·Oct 23, 2025🩸 The Case That Taught Me to Never Miss TTPSome cases leave behind more than diagnoses – they leave scars of learning.
Soumya Sayujya·Oct 21, 2025A Routine Lab. An Incidental Finding. And a Lesson I Won’t Forget.A 53-year-old man came in for a simple arm cut while removing drywall.
PathCircle·Aug 21, 2025A Day In The Life Of A Pathologist: A Tale of Blood, Biopsies, and some occasional Coffee SpillsAuthor: Dr. Gayathri TalapulaA response icon2A response icon2
Svetlana Kosulina·Jun 6, 2025When Bureaucracy Costs Lives: Why Fast-Tracking Rare Disease Treatments Isn’t Just Policy — It’s…During my time working with hematology-oncology patients in Russia, I witnessed something heartbreaking again and again: The medicine…
dontmindmeiminouterspace 🪐·Nov 14, 2024The Unexplained Origins of Rh-Negative Blood: A Rare Trait with a Mysterious LegacyExploring the Science and Mystery Behind Rh-Negative Blood and Its Unexplainable Place in Human Evolution. A response icon1A response icon1
