hematology
Hematology (noun) means the scientific study of blood and the organs that produce it. Example: “Her hematology research focuses on how bone marrow produces new blood cells.”
How to use hematology
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishHematology is the study and treatment of blood and blood disorders.
Hematology is a formal term used mainly in scientific and clinical contexts.
In British English you will usually see it spelled haematology instead.
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Her _____ research focuses on how bone marrow produces new blood cells.
Etymology
Hematology comes from international scientific vocabulary built on New Latin word parts, combining hemato- with -logy to mean the study of blood.