News: HemaSphere's 2023 impact factor is 12.1. We are proud of and thankful for our editors, authors, reviewers, and readership!! 🎉 European Hematology Association Wiley Oncology & Hematology

✏️What skills are most important when serving as a manuscript peer reviewer? Our editors weigh in 👉 bit.ly/4eduOHZ. This is the final topic of the 2nd season of HemaSphere’s ‘Meet the Editors’ series, offering short, casual anecdotes from our experts. We hope you have

Today is the 75th anniversary of the UK National Health Service. After 14 years of attack from the last UK government, I hope the new one reverses the challenging trends. It will not be easy, but now at least we have a chance to keep it and its principles. #NHS

And frankly, what a breath of fresh air. Because the NHS is, so obviously to anyone working in it / or using it, very broken. Thank you Wes Streeting MP for saying it how it is. The coms from the NHS badly needed a paradigm shift from some of the gaslighting we have seen where we

Looking at the formation of a new cabinet and I realise it’s been while since ministers were appointed on the basis of knowing something about their area of responsibility rather than actively hating it.

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🎉Exciting news: our 2023 impact factor is 12.1! We are thankful for our editors, authors, reviewers, & readership. While this is 1 journal metric of many, it's an important milestone. We remain committed to high quality science + service. Browse our #OpenAccess content:

Loving the auto-generated alt text in PDFs. I’m apparently looking at “a graph of pies with text”

I have finally decided to get on X. There is a new era in politics and much of importance to be debated, particularly in respect of our relationship with our European neighbours. Please do follow.

Morgan Fairchild If anybody wants it, I made this into the right ratio for a Twitter banner...

My first thought hearing commentary that an athlete “once jumped in a British vest” was that she must have been nipped to M&S after feeling a bit chilly.

If I were in charge there’d be a separate carriage on the train for those who are fine to share their respiratory viruses with each other. Outside that carriage, it would be mandatory to wear a decent mask in the event of having a streaming, snotty, coughing URTI.

I’ve received an email addressed to “Dear Mitochondrion Fielding”. I finally feel seen, as the powerhouse at the centre of every cell. Henceforth, you may call me Mighty.

Adele Fielding

We're incredibly proud to have launched our UK Blood Cancer Action Plan in Westminster yesterday! Huge thanks to all the MPs and Peers who joined us to hear directly from the blood cancer community about its vital recommendations. Next stop: Scotland, Wales, and NI.

Thanks in particular to our speakers Sorcha Eastwood MP, Adele Fielding, Peter Johnson and community representative, Scott Nunn 🌈 for their invaluable contribution. Your support and insight is vital to help create a brighter future.

My nhs laptop -necessary to log into the terminals/do anything whatsoever for the nhs - is updating its firmware. Without checking if this is a convenient time. It’s taken 40mins so far and we are at 50% progress. If I’d needed to see clinic patients right away, I could not have.

Reminders sent just a few days after a task was allocated, way before the deadline and include thanks to the people who already did the task ridiculously early ARE NEITHER HELPFUL NOR MOTIVATING. A deadline is a deadline. Can we just leave it at that?