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Aug 28, 2026, 11:11
Ali Alkhars: Open Access Pocket Hematology for You
Ali Alkhars, Hematologist at Eastern Health Cluster, shared a post on LinkedIn:
“Every IM resident knows Pocket Medicine – it was our absolute go-to resource on the wards.
But as anyone in the field knows, clinical hematology is a beast.
You are constantly trying to keep the latest WHO classifications, endless CD markers, and treatment protocols straight in your head.
I kept searching for a Pocket Medicine-style resource tailored specifically for heme, but it didn’t exist.
So, I made one.
I am excited to share Pocket Hematology.
It is completely open access.
Download it, share it with your co-hemes, or print a copy for your coat.
Let me know what you think.”
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