Hearing that your child has anaemia can be worrying—but when the cause is something more complex like haemolysis, it often brings even more questions. Haemolytic anaemia in children is different
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Iron deficiency anaemia is one of the most common nutritional problems affecting children worldwide. While it may start quietly, its impact can be significant—affecting a child’s energy, growth, and even
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A diagnosis of leukemia in a child is never easy to process. While acute myeloid leukaemia in children (AML) is less common than other childhood leukemias, it is a serious
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When a child is diagnosed with thalassemia, it can be an emotional and overwhelming moment for families. Questions about treatment, long-term health, and the possibility of a cure often arise
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Hearing the word “leukaemia” in relation to your child can feel frightening and overwhelming. But here’s something important to hold onto—acute lymphoblastic leukaemia in children (ALL) is one of the
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Living with thalassemia can feel like a lot to handle at first—it’s normal to have questions, worries, and a sense of uncertainty after you get diagnosed. You might wonder what
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Anemia in children occurs when the required amount of red blood cells in the body gets reduced and is below what is considered normal numbers for your child’s age. Anemia is
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Stem cells are those primary cells that develop when an egg turns into an embryo after fertilization. The entire living organism comes from a single stem cell Zygote which is formed
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Bone marrow is a spongy, fatty, and soft tissue that is in the centre of the bones. It contains countless blood vessels and blood-filled spaces. The two types of bone marrow
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Sickle Cell Disease (SCD) is a blood disease. In this condition, the red blood cells (RBCs) in the patient’s bloodstream become sickle-shaped (hence the name). This abnormal shape happens due to
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