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A one minute movie showing cryoglobulins on a peripheral blood film. No words.
Cryoglobulins
A one minute movie showing sickle cell disease on a peripheral blood film. No words.
Sickle cell disease
Ever wonder how someone ends up working with blood cells (haematology) after studying biochemistry? In the next "Where Are you Now?" series video, I got to chat with Amy Sanders, a senior biomedical scientist who specialises in haematology. We delve into her unique career path, from working in a coffee shop, studying biochemistry to diving into the fascinating world of blood analysis. But that's not all, Amy also shares her passion for powerlifting and how it helps her manage mental health. Get ready for a conversation about career changes and the surprising benefits of lifting weights! This video is perfect for: Anyone curious about a career as a biomedical scientist - People interested in haematology and blood analysis - Those who want to learn about alternative ways to manage mental health - Anyone who enjoys hearing about unique career journeys
From beans (coffee) and biochemistry to blood cells and barbells - Amy Sanders on her journey
A one minute movie showing hereditary elliptocytosis on a peripheral blood film. No words.
Hereditary elliptocytosis
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