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Hi I'm in BOTSWANA hv low platelates and they keep on decreasing what may be the cause

In UK, Hematology and Oncology training is 2 years of Foundation years + 3 years of Internal Medicine training + 5 years of Hematology training. Meaning atleast 10 years of training after Medical graduation of 6 years.

Hello, Chad. Thank you for this great video. Being from a similar background, I am able to resonate with the views of Dr. Vinay Thomas. This video has been inspiring, for an heme-onco aspirant. Kudos for making it available to us. I would love to connect with Dr Vinay Thomas further and would really appreciate if you could give me his mail id, on his approval. Thank you. Good luck!

Awesome! Thank you for putting this out there and informing future health care professionals, allowing us to make a more informed decision about our futures :)

I was diagnosed with CML in 2021 at 26 years old and now I’m looking to become a Hematologist. I’m choosing to let cancer empower me! Wish me luck 🍀

Thanks for the infos docs. Currently an MD and MPH, looking forward to be an ID. See you in 6 years time ⏲️😆

So, I'm a current MS3 and am rotating in NYC and I just wanted to take a moment to say that I've been so inspired by this video today! I'd never really considered Heme-Onc before today. And I just want to say that the way Dr. Vinay spoke about Heme-Onc and how passionately he spoke about it, made me want to go into it and now that's very, very powerful. To Dr Vinay, Thank you. Please let me know if I can help you in research, etc. I'd love to get in touch with you!

My daughter completed internal medicine residency in India. She is interested to do ID fellowship in US/Canada/UK. Without USMLE is there any seat for direct admission of international students . Please guide.

Wonder if I am related to Dr. Fraulino. Not that many of us. Sam Fraulino

Geez I'm doing phlebotomy right now but I aim to become a haemotologist

Question: if you wanna dual apply for anesthesia & IM, how do you go about applying to a prelim IM program at Institution and a 3-year IM program at the same institution?

Hello, my mom has Multiple Myeloma, she was given Apheresis PLATELETS-LEUKOCYTES REDUCED. What is that? is it whole platelets or fractions? Thanks!

To ignore patients with foamy urine!

Very informative 👍🏻

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Please help me if what is the best food for chronic kidney desease

Great video!

I'm having trouble googling this question, so I suppose I'll direct it to you Dr. Conner, or Dr. Faulino if you see this, or other commenters, anyone ... Is it possible to do an ID fellowship after a residency in emergency instead of IM? Is that something I should investigate by asking specific fellowship programs? Because I think I reeeeeeally want to get into ID, but I also REEEEALLY want to do residency in emergency haha, I'm a pathological generalist! (I'm Colorado-based myself and hope to stay here for everything I can, so any info about the local program is helpful!) Also, thanks for the awesome informative video! You guys both seem awesome, love this friendship between you and the quality conversation. I appreciate you making this!

Hi, I am only 15 and have been doing a ton of research on Cardiology and am still trying to figure out what field of it I should go into, thank you for this very useful and informational video! :)

Thank you for this video ☺☺

Hi Dr. Phachu and Dr. Conner, I am currently a PGY2 internal medicine resident who has become interested in Nephrology. I was hoping if either of you could offer more insight into the job demand and lifestyle of Nephrology Critical Care specialists.

(...heading to my likely very, very final encounter with an IDS from my medical group...and this's my 13th year of being referred out to finally be properly treated with the antibiotics...for my Chlamydial "Reiter's Disease" Stage Infection...)

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Amazing love this I want to be a Anesthesiologist when I’m older because I’m only a sophomore in high school but this is my dream job 😊!

I know Dr. Deep from his social media handles on Nephrology. Yet another very helpful interview.

Very nice demonstration chad

Awesome!

Very informative video Chad, keep up the good work

Great stuff Dr. Chad! Thanks for putting this out there.

Great to know more about ID from Dr. Fraulino, the most exciting part about ID is that you get to team up with the ultimate plethora of specialities and subspecialties/surgical and non-surgical.

Thank you for this video Dr. Chad and Dr. Erika, you really like doing procedures haha, I saw that grin on your face when you were talking about interventions, I will be starting my residency in near future, and it was very interesting to know the importance of case reports, QI projects, I had a notion that you need to have your name in some of the big trials and multi-centre studies to be considered for a position. Are there any objective criteria's like usmle scores for residency ?

I had the same notion about H/Onc being a sad branch, but like Dr. Vinay mentioned you got to find your niche, there is a lot we can do to help those patients during their most stressful times of life. Would love to watch a video cardiology.