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Step inside the world of diagnostic labs in Episode 2 of Life in the Lab. A witty, factually accurate animated series following the highs, lows, and clots of working in a medical diagnostics lab. In this episode, a junior doctor drops off a blue-top citrate tube for a clotting screen, but something’s not right. Cue a sharp-eyed biomedical scientist, a swirling clot, and a reluctantly cancelled sample. Whether you’re a haematology hero, transfusion titan, or just love chaos, this one’s for you. 👩‍🔬 Created by a real biomedical scientist 🎓 Based on everyday lab reality with a dose of humour 🩸 Subscribe for new episodes showing life behind the blood films
The Clotted Conundrum | Life in the Lab: Episode 2
What starts as a calm shift in the lab quickly spirals into chaos… all thanks to that one forbidden word. 💥 Tube Tsunami and the Curse of the Q Word is a light-hearted animated short created to celebrate Biomedical Science Day — and the brilliant scientists who keep the lab running behind the scenes. 🎉 Whether you’re a student, lab tech, or seasoned biomedical scientist, this one's for you. 🔬 Follow us for more lab-based humour, haematology education, and CPD tools. 👉 Subscribe to the channel 👉 Shop science-inspired pins: https://onlycells.etsy.com 👉 Learn more: https://onlycells.co.uk
Tube tsunami and the curse of the Q word | Life in the Lab: Episode 1
In this short clip from our webinar, "Haemoglobinopathies – The Small Details That Make a Big Difference", Daniel Monteiro explains the definition of a thalassaemia. 🔗 Watch the full webinar: https://youtu.be/uPloKSurecg?si=_mfIfaSwCPWEw2JV 📚 Hosted by: OnlyCells 🩸 Topics: thalassaemia, haemoglobinopathies, red cell morphology, biomedical science, haematology
What is thalassaemia - simply explained
What’s the difference between acquired and congenital TTP? In this clip from our webinar on TTP diagnostics, the speaker breaks down the key differences between acquired (immune-mediated) and congenital (inherited) thrombotic thrombocytopenic purpura — including their causes, presentation, and diagnostic approaches. 🔗 Watch the full webinar here: https://youtu.be/Ol4wdCLZaok?si=cgUkHWwjNylWjTtL 📚 Organised by: OnlyCells 👨‍⚕️ For: Biomedical scientists, haematologists, and healthcare professionals involved in rare blood disorder diagnostics.
TTP explained - immune vs congenital
Preventing TTP relapse starts with the right monitoring. In this clip from our webinar on TTP Diagnostics, we explore how early detection of ADAMTS13 activity changes can guide treatment and reduce risk of relapse. 🎥 Full webinar: https://youtu.be/Ol4wdCLZaok?si=c1RIQIt16dq9j3LN
TTP relapse prevention - monitoring and treatment strategies final
What causes Sickle Cell Disease? In this short clip from our webinar, "Haemoglobinopathies – The Small Details That Make a Big Difference", Daniel Pereira Monteiro explains how a single amino acid substitution in haemoglobin leads to profound changes in red blood cell shape, function, and health. 🔗 Watch the full webinar: https://youtu.be/uPloKSurecg?si=_mfIfaSwCPWEw2JV 📚 Hosted by: OnlyCells 🩸 Topics: Sickle Cell, haemoglobinopathies, red cell morphology, biomedical science, haematology Subscribe to OnlyCells for more content on blood cell morphology, laboratory medicine, and healthcare science.
Sickle cell disease explained: The one small change that makes a big difference
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