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hematology Her specialty in hematology let her work with patients of all ages and types, since blood problems may affect almost anyone. ˌhɛməˈtɑləʤi

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The study of blood and blood-forming organs. Blood is basic to almost all the body's functions, and a blood test can reveal more about your physical condition than almost any other kind of examination, so hematology is an important medical specialty, with many separate subjects. Since blood cells are formed in the bone marrow, the bones are one important focus for hematologists. The coagulation, or thickening, of the blood is another important subject, since coagulation is what keeps us from bleeding to death from even small wounds. And there are dozens of serious blood diseases, including anemia (a lack of red blood cells) and leukemia (cancer involving a buildup of white blood cells).

word	hematology
definition	The study of blood and blood-forming organs.
eg_sentence	Her specialty in hematology let her work with patients of all ages and types, since blood problems may affect almost anyone.
explanation	Blood is basic to almost all the body's functions, and a blood test can reveal more about your physical condition than almost any other kind of examination, so hematology is an important medical specialty, with many separate subjects. Since blood cells are formed in the bone marrow, the bones are one important focus for hematologists. The coagulation, or thickening, of the blood is another important subject, since coagulation is what keeps us from bleeding to death from even small wounds. And there are dozens of serious blood diseases, including anemia (a lack of red blood cells) and leukemia (cancer involving a buildup of white blood cells).
IPA	ˌhɛməˈtɑləʤi

Blood Hematology Important Study Blood Forming Organs Specialty Work