Hematology/Immunology

Catalog description

The Hematology/Immunology block is designed to teach medical students the biochemical, genetic, and physiological etiology of hematological and immunological pathologies and physiological responses to infection. This course will be anchored in hematopoiesis and concern the biology of hematopoietic stem cell progeny. This will include the physiology and pathophysiology of red blood cells, white blood cells and platelets, and related pathologies including: immune system disorders, autoimmunity, leukemia and lymphoma, and clotting 2025-26 Degree Offered: Master of Medical Physiology disorders. This course will be divided into three sections: (i) immunology, (ii) leukemia and lymphoma, and (iii) hematology. Basic science content will be provided in parallel to small group case-based learning sessions and histopathology laboratories, which will be designed to emphasize and expand upon the pathophysiology.