Hey y'all I found a document that I made while studying for one of my hematology exams that includes notes about anemias, thalassemias, etc. Posting a link here bc it's a little long but maybe it can help someone. https://docs.google.com/document/d/12vkr-mwzMqOcVbenG09ixVD48dMc71ZmwLFFQ7Cc8kY/edit?usp=sharing

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Do you guys use anki for studying or just hardcore use practice questions from LabCE/ASCP interactive? I want to use anki to use it on my phone but idk how to make good anki cards ( and the decks I found online are usually focused on Med Students 🥲). So if any of you guys know any good decks please lmk 🙏.