Historical review: a history of the British Journal of Haematology
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The British Journal of Haematology has now been in existence for 65 years. In this time it has served the international community as well as British haematology and has become increasingly international in its outlook. Its changing content has mirrored the changes in haematology over more than six decades, particularly with an increasing emphasis on haematological neoplasms and their treatment.
The British Journal of Haematology has now been in existence for 65 years. In this time it has served the international community as well as British haematology and has become increasingly international in its outlook. Its changing content has mirrored the changes in haematology over more than six decades, particularly with an increasing emphasis on haematological neoplasms and their treatment.
