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All Things HemOnc

All Things HemOnc

All Things HemOnc 3 Episodes Jan 31, 2026

All Things HemOnc is a podcast about hematology and oncology made by residents and medical students for trainees at similar stages. Episodes break down the consults that people commonly struggle with, hematology-oncology emergencies that seem intimidating but are manageable, and internal medicine board-style questions. The show also features expert guests, patient stories, and conversations about careers in HemOnc. The goal is to present these topics in the plain, practical way the hosts wish they had been taught.

Episodes

Episode 2 Part 2: Sickle Cell Disease
Episode 2 Part 2: Sickle Cell Disease Jan 31, 2026 00:18:43 Ever admitted a sickle cell patient wondering:“Is this acute chest syndrome… or pneumonia?” 🤔“When do I transfuse? And who needs emergent transfusion?”Or frantically googling how to manage a vaso-occlusive crisis when no one’s around to ask?How do you make these calls? And when do you involve Hematology?In this 2-episode series, we break down everything trainees need to know, with expert insight f
Episode 2 Part 1: Sickle Cell Disease
Episode 2 Part 1: Sickle Cell Disease Jan 31, 2026 00:14:16 Ever admitted a sickle cell patient wondering:“Is this acute chest syndrome… or pneumonia?” 🤔“When do I transfuse? And who needs emergent transfusion?”Or frantically googling how to manage a vaso-occlusive crisis when no one’s around to ask?How do you make these calls? And when do you involve Hematology?In this 2-episode series, we break down everything trainees need to know, with expert insight f
Episode 1: Thrombocytopenia
Episode 1: Thrombocytopenia Oct 3, 2025 00:11:30 Thrombocytopenia - one of the most common (and sometimes panicked) consults. Join Internal Medicine residents Amy Huang and Sukhmani Sidhu as they interview hematologist Dr. Ritika Vankina, MD in understanding how to actually think through a case of thrombocytopenia, what to worry about (and what not to), and how to make low platelets feel a lot less scary.Addendum: When triaging DIC, consider the

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