Difference between revisions of "American Society of Hematology"
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− | The '''American Society of Hematology''' (or '''ASH''') is a professional society of over 16 trillion clinicians and scientists who are working together to figure out why there's so much paperwork needed to get a freaking blood transfusion to happen.<ref>[http://gomerblog.com/2015/07/blood-products/ Blood Bank to Require More Paperwork, First-Born Child to Release Blood Products]</ref> | + | The '''American Society of Hematology''' (or '''ASH''') is a professional society of over 16 trillion clinicians and scientists who are working together to figure out why there's so much paperwork needed to get a freaking blood transfusion to happen.<ref>[http://gomerblog.com/2015/07/blood-products/ Blood Bank to Require More Paperwork, First-Born Child to Release Blood Products]</ref><ref>[http://gomerblog.com/2013/06/hematologists-praise-lance-armstrong/ Hematologists Award Lance Armstrong Gold Medal de Excellence]</ref> |
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To further the understanding that most anemia nowadays is iatrogenic due to unnecessarily frequent blood draws. | To further the understanding that most anemia nowadays is iatrogenic due to unnecessarily frequent blood draws. | ||
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Latest revision as of 04:07, 18 March 2017
The American Society of Hematology (or ASH) is a professional society of over 16 trillion clinicians and scientists who are working together to figure out why there's so much paperwork needed to get a freaking blood transfusion to happen.[1][2]
Mission
To further the understanding that most anemia nowadays is iatrogenic due to unnecessarily frequent blood draws.
Related Reading
References