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Special Interest Groups

BSH Special Interest Groups (SIGs) bring together professionals interested in specific areas of haematology.

The groups organise meetings and seminars to enable discussion, networking and exchange of information and views around relevant and current topics.

They are run by a committee of BSH members on an entirely voluntary basis.

For more information or to join a Special Interest Group, see below.

Global Haematology

Laboratory

Lymphoma

Myelodysplastic Syndrome SIG

Obstetric Haematology

Paediatric

Teenage and Young Adult

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