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Forward thinking and positive outlook

Joined June 2022
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Our review on thrombosis post surgical splenectomy is free to view using this link till the 30th May eur01.safelinks.protection.o…
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Happy Christmas to ALL! Throughout the ages, Christmas has been synonymous with Peace even during world wars. It is so sad that we have become so inhumane as to continue warring even on this special day!
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Just published! Generic rivaroxabans impacting various coagulation assays similarly as Xarelto. Free to view doi.org/10.1016/j.thromres.2…
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The quiet and narrow roads of Mdina! One of the beauties of Malta😊
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😱Emergencies in hematology😱 Malignant spinal cord compression (MSCC) A short 🧵 #MedTwitter 1/11
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Huge congratulations to Professor Makris on yet another mega achievement!!! Kudos also to ISTH for their wise choice! Another step in the right direction for the haemostasis society. One giant filling the shoes of another giant!
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Happy New Year to All
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RCPE Malta: Updates in Clinical Medicine | RCPE Events events.rcpe.ac.uk/rcpe-malta…
Yesterday we celebrated a 2 year belated 25th anniversary since we graduated as medical doctors! Very proud we made it so far and may God help us dedicate many more years of service to our patients.
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The sun setting on another warm summer day.
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So, during my residency there was this "VVIP" celebrity patient who required a lumbar puncture. As is usual norm in such cases, she demanded that the Head of Medicine perform it. Our HOD obliged, cleaned and draped, took the LP needle in his hand, smiled and said... (1/3)
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A good friend sent me this pic. I thought it was more optimistic than real life for the >50😁
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September is Blood Cancer Awareness Month. Really admired Jane Fonda for sharing her diagnosis. Keep strong, positive and you will prevail!
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