Megan C. Brown, MD, describes results from an emergency department–based initiative to improve the diagnostic accuracy of testing for von Willebrand disease in adolescents with heavy menstrual bleeding.
Recent Articles
Normal Results on D-Dimer Testing Can Safely Rule out Deep Vein Thrombosis
A simplified approach of an initial stand-alone D-dimer test followed by a single whole-leg compression ultrasound (CUS) in D-dimer positive patients can effectively and...
Highlights of ASH® Goes Virtual, Trainee Awards for Underrepresented Minorities, and more
Highlights of ASH® Goes Virtual
Each year, the American Society of Hematology’s (ASH’s) Highlights of ASH® meeting series offers a synopsis of the top hematology...
Leaving the Bedside
Career opportunities for doctors extend far beyond the patient care setting.
When choosing to become a physician, most people expect to spend their entire working...
Safe Pain Management With Opioid Therapy
This month, Holly L. Geyer, MD; Halena Gazelka, MD; and Ruben Mesa, MD, provide a case-based discussion of how to manage pain safely with...
Investing in the Future: An Interview With Judith Gasson, PhD
Judith Gasson, PhD, the 2020 ASH Mentor Award recipient for basic science, shares her three simple rules for running a lab and her thoughts...
Current Issue
December 2020, Volume 6, Issue 15
This issue explores non-clinical career opportunities for doctors, hematologic concerns for transgender patients, and more.