Horiba for Healthcare

28/05/2026

Every 27 seconds, someone is diagnosed with blood cancer.

This , we recognize the importance of accurate and timely diagnostics in supporting patient care. Behind every result is a life, a story, and a need for clarity.

At HORIBA, we are committed to supporting clinicians with hematology solutions. Platforms such as our HELO 2.0 and Yumizen H series contribute to the detection and monitoring of blood cancers, helping to inform clinical decision-making in patient care.

27/05/2026

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✅From Guidelines to the Benchtop: Practical Solutions for Lupus Anticoagulant Testing Dilemmas

Lupus anticoagulant (LA) is one of the three laboratory criteria used in the diagnosis of antiphospholipid syndrome (APS), a serious clinical condition associated with an increased risk of thrombosis, fetal morbidity, and mortality.

This workshop will explore current practices alongside guideline recommendations to achieve a high level of diagnostic accuracy while addressing challenges encountered in routine testing.

Participants will gain practical insights into how to translate guidelines into day‑to‑day laboratory workflows and improve the reliability of lupus anticoagulant testing in real‑world settings.

Who should attend?
🔹 Hemostasis and coagulation laboratory professionals
🔹 Hematologists and clinicians involved in APS diagnosis
🔹 Laboratory managers and medical technologists
🔹 Professionals seeking to apply guidelines to routine LA testing

👉 Register now: https://bit.ly/4dOctSn

26/05/2026

Efficiency without complexity.​
The Yumivet VH2500 veterinary hematology analyzer integrates seamlessly into your daily workflow. At the heart of the solution, the Yumivet VH2500 connects with multiple modules (Yumizen P8000 validation workstation, Yumivet SPS slide stainer/spreader, Yumizen T6000 automated conveyor) to deliver a complete, integrated ecosystem.​

Discover Yumivet VH2500: https://bit.ly/4wQGA4j

22/05/2026

✅ Quiz Answer: a
Numerous schistocytes and keratocytes are present, caused by mechanical fragmentation of red cells as they pass through partially occluded microvessels.
The low platelet count occurs due to platelet consumption as they form microvascular thrombi.

Dig deeper into the blood and blood disorders in our hematology newsletter, which focuses on blood morphology bringing you case studies & slide reviews, hemostasis, technologies, clinical advancements, and quizzes: https://www.horiba.com/int/healthcare/heme-insights/heme-insights-7/?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=share&utm_campaign=hmfr-healthcare-hemeinsights-2026&utm_term=7-quiz-answer&utm_content=22052026

It's quiz time with !

A patient presents with low Hb, RBC, normal MCV, but with very low platelet count. The blood smear shows the following red cell abnormality and occasional nucleated red cells. What condition may this be caused by?

a) Microangiopathic Thrombocytopenia in conjunction with Microangiopathic Hemolytic Anemia
b) Iron deficiency
c) Megaloblastic anemia

Share your thoughts in the comments and wait for answers next week!

Deep dive into the world of hematology with our newsletter , spotlighting morphology case studies, slide reviews, advances in technology, and exploring blood disorders. 👉 https://bit.ly/4tl4PoX

21/05/2026

Introducing , HORIBA’s new diagnostics brand, with the launch of the hematology analyzer.
Designed for multispecies use, it combines reliable performance, intuitive workflows, and rapid results to support veterinary professionals in demanding clinical environments.
🔗 Read the full press release: https://www.horiba.com/int/veterinary/news/news-press-release/detail/news/5/2026/horiba-launches-new-yumivet-veterinary-diagnostics-brand-with-introduction-of-vh2500-hematology-analyzer/?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=share&utm_campaign=hmfr-healthcare&utm_content=21052026

20/05/2026

Join our workshop! 👉 Register: https://us06web.zoom.us/webinar/register/8017760931541/WN_i97aq8CUQtC6fTrpdjUm7g

✅Ensuring Transfusion Safety: Key Quality Controls for Labile Blood Products Using Hematology Analyzers

This online workshop focuses on quality control requirements for labile blood products (LBP) in blood bank settings. It highlights how hematology analyzers equipped with dedicated concentrated blood product profiles can support routine compliance testing.

The session explores why LBP quality control goes beyond a standard CBC, highlighting the challenges of verifying regulatory parameters using conventional whole‑blood algorithms.

Participants will learn practical approaches to improve QC reliability, reduce rework, and streamline decision-making by leveraging profiles specifically designed for concentrated blood products.

Who should attend?
Healthcare professionals involved in blood bank quality control laboratories and transfusion services, including:
🔹 QC laboratory supervisors
🔹 Biomedical laboratory scientists
🔹 Quality control technicians
🔹 Hospital laboratory managers
🔹 Trainees in related specialties

👉 Register now: https://us06web.zoom.us/webinar/register/8017760931541/WN_i97aq8CUQtC6fTrpdjUm7g

15/05/2026

Explore our monthly clinical cases featuring real cases from laboratories worldwide. 🔎 May case #56 - Acute Myeloid Leukemia: https://bit.ly/4cwrCat

Discover how extended WBC differential parameters of the Yumizen H2500 hematology analyzer identified abnormal cell populations.

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13/05/2026

For veterinarians, accuracy is not a specification.​
It is a clinical responsibility. The Yumivet VH2500 hematology analyzer is designed to deliver reliable, consistent results that help veterinarians decide quickly and with confidence, even in demanding clinical situations.​
It is about trusting your result when it matters most.​

Yumivet VH2500: https://bit.ly/3OBvAGL

11/05/2026

It's quiz time with !

A patient presents with low Hb, RBC, normal MCV, but with very low platelet count. The blood smear shows the following red cell abnormality and occasional nucleated red cells. What condition may this be caused by?

a) Microangiopathic Thrombocytopenia in conjunction with Microangiopathic Hemolytic Anemia
b) Iron deficiency
c) Megaloblastic anemia

Share your thoughts in the comments and wait for answers next week!

Deep dive into the world of hematology with our newsletter , spotlighting morphology case studies, slide reviews, advances in technology, and exploring blood disorders. 👉 https://bit.ly/4tl4PoX