Red watercolour artwork resembling blood spilled on paper
Blood
Vol. 24 No 1 | Autumn 2022
Blood is vital to life, and for centuries we have known that if we lose too much of it, we die. In a medicine, bleeding can be catastrophic and life threatening; we have made great progress in managing these clinical situations, resulting in better outcomes for women.
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Dr Nisha Khot
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