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information out to the people who are interested in listening to it. So today, joining Brian and

myself, we're back in this in the studio, is Barbara Gleman,

and who's one of our senior lectures, internal medicine.

Thank you very much, Barbara, for finally agreeing to come into the studio and talk to us.

Thank you for inviting me, Dom.

My pleasure.

My pleasure.

So what I thought we'd talk about would be immune-me to hemolitic anemia,

because I know it's a big passion of yours,

and something that we see quite a lot of in the hospital.

And I assume, do you wonder why we see a lot of that in the hospital?

Why do we see a lot in our hospital?

I think it's a good question, I think, because we are a referral center and we have the possibility of giving blood to those patients.

So we have a blood donation service.

So that's probably playing a big role.

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