L'événement n'est offert qu'en anglais Living Donation Week by The Centre for Living Organ Donation at UHN Living Donation Week is an annual awareness week featuring free events and activities focused on raising awareness, improving access and equity in living organ donation, profiling the work of

The 64th American Society of Hematology (ASH) Annual Meeting and Exposition is scheduled to take place December 10-13, 2022 in New Orleans, Louisiana and as a virtual meeting. Registration This event is listed in U.S. Central Time. For further event information and registration details, visit 64th

Bringing together interested healthcare professionals and partners to advance Transfusion Medicine practices. Registration For further event information and registration details, visit Conferences/Events - SaskBlood.

The 75th Annual Meeting of the Association for the Advancement of Blood & Biotherapies (AABB) will be hosted in Orlando, Florida on October 1-4, 2022. The AABB Annual Meeting brings together the latest research and practice-changing resources for the fields of blood and biotherapies. Colleagues from

Hemolytic anemia can occur as a transient condition secondary to certain infections. Serological testing helps to aid diagnosis. This program will discuss the immunohematologic findings seen by the blood bank and additional testing that may be required. The faculty will also look at what infections

The CSTM 2023 Conference will take place May 25 - 28, 2023 in Montreal, QC. This conference represents a unique opportunity for healthcare professionals involved in transfusion medicine to share knowledge, to learn about the most recent advancements in Transfusion Medicine and to appreciate everyone

This event will take place in Moncton, New Brunswick. An agenda for the event is available at CSTM - Moncton Education Day (transfusion.ca). Registration Registration is free and required in advance. Register prior to September 19, 2022 using the online form available at Canadian Society for

This program will describe the structure, distribution, and clinical significance of the Duffy Blood Group System. Antibodies to Duffy antigens are usually clinically significant and have been reported to cause hemolytic disease of the fetus and newborn. The FY glycoprotein, atypical chemokine

Highs and lows: the possibilities are endless! Get tips from Immunohematology veterans on how to best approach the identification of these tricky antibodies, gain background knowledge on some of the more common examples, and identify transfusion challenges associated with these antibodies. This