So, good-day, Dominic Park here, and this is the RVC Clinical Podcast. Big thank you for listening

and make sure you hit that subscribe button on your smartphone or fruit-based device. We're really

grateful for you taking the time to download and listen to this podcast. We don't ask for much in

return, do we, Brian? I don't think we do. No, but we're incredibly grateful if you could pop to iTunes

and leave us a review. So obviously, a five-star review would be great, such as those recently left by,

there's an RVC student 2017 who comments, very easy to understand,

great level of detail, perfect for long drives.

And also there's one from user, sorry, 052816.

It's a bit of an interesting handle for that. Anyway, but they comment, thankfully,

useful and refreshing. So I don't think, as well, there were a couple of other comments on iTunes

I saw. One said, hilarious. I'm not sure we can match that. Yeah, we'll see what happens.

That was from A-from-Srum. But at least they sort of augmented that with one marvelous job you do and keep it up. And lastly, there was a Nottingham student who said it was an absolutely fantastic podcast. So couldn't revise without it. Well, at least we're hitting some notes. And thank you very much for that. And for all of those people, actually, that have taken exams,

I hope it all went well and enjoy this time before real life kicks in.

Anyway, Lara tweeted as well to me one of those, which is good,

that she really loves the obviously podcast and thanks us,

Brian, for providing such a valuable

source of easy accessible high quality information so thanks Lara for that so those five-star

reviews tweets really help our metrics that i don't understand but something to do with the analytics

of iTunes make it easier for others to access that information.

So thank you very much.

So today we're going to talk to Kate English.

So Kate is one of our homegrown lecturers here at the RVC in clinical pathology.

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