Recent Advances in Haematology

Haemopoietic growth factors; signal transduction in haemopoietic cells; thalassaemia; gene rearrangement in leukaemia and lymphomas; cytogenetics of acute leukaemia; oncogenes in leukaemogenesis and lympomas; chronic granulocytic leukaemia; chronic lympocytic leukaemia and related diseases; the management of Hodgkin's and non-Hodgkin's lymphoma; biological and therapeutic aspects of multiple myeloma; bone marrow transplantation; molecular aspects of haemostasis; thrombolytic therapy; the general control of haemostasis with particular emphasis on proteins C, S and thrombomodulin; AIDS and haematology.