Articles related to "Hematology"

Nearly all cases of autoimmune hemolytic anemia are associated with a positive DAT. In some cases of AIHA, including hepatitis B, the Coombs test may be negative.

What began as a rainy day activity became a book publishing company that teaches kids about their communities and benefits a range of worthy causes.

We all know where blood for human transfusions come from. But have you ever wondered where veterinary facilities get the blood for animal transfusions?

A small study from Baltimore suggests that children with sickle cell anemia have a higher risk of severe pneumonitis if they get pandemic H1N1flu.

The hematocrit is an efficient screening procedure for managing optimal health in the family practice setting. This test can aid in the diagnosis of many conditions.

This article is designed to inform the reader about the condition known as thrombocytopenia and the important role that platelets play in the body.

An historical perspective of hepatitis caused by the viruses of hepatitis A, hepatitis B, hepatitis C, hepatitis D, hepatitis E and hepatitis G

For many years the build-up of calcium in the body was thought to be irreversible, but new research has shown that vitamin K may be able to stop the process.