Sickle cell disease - A genetic disease
that is resulted from a single amino acid mutation in
the hemoglobin molecul
Hemophilia - A genetic disease that causes
the blood not to be able to form a firm clot.
Leukemia - Often referred to as cancer of
the blood, a malignant condition affecting the immature blood-forming cells
in the bone marrow.
Anemia - a commonly encountered clinical
condition that is caused by an acquired or hereditary abnormality of red
blood cells (RBC) or its precursors, or may be a manifestation of an
nonhematologic disorder.
Thrombosis - Happens when the platelets
try to patch up an injury within a small blood vessel and completely plug it
up instead. This plug obstructs the normal flow of blood and can result in a
heart attack or stroke.
Blood cholesterol - plays an important
part in deciding a person's chance or risk of getting coronary heart disease
(CHD).