Abstract:When faced with a life‐threatening non‐cancerous blood disorder, the term “benign” is a misnomer. Devastating diseases like catastrophic antiphospholipid antibody syndrome, acquired hemophilia, and severe immune thrombocytopenia present a challenge to the hematologist. They are often difficult to treat and lack appropriately powered, unbiased evidence to support management. Moreover, the label “benign” does a disservice as it subconsciously triggers discrepancies in prioritization for the care provider, the sy… Show more
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