Blood 

Solids and liquids make up blood. Water, salts, and protein make up the plasma, which is the liquid component. Your blood contains more than 50% plasma. Red blood cells, white blood cells, and platelets make up blood's solid portion. The body receives nutrition, oxygen, and waste elimination through the blood, which is a fluid that circulates continuously. Blood is "thicker" than pure water because it is largely liquid and contains many suspended cells and proteins. More than a gallon of blood is present in the average person.

Blood Disorders 

• Blood spilling out of blood vessels may be evident, such as from a wound that penetrates the skin, in the case of hemorrhage (bleeding). It could take some time to notice internal bleeding.

• White blood cells proliferate improperly and circulate through the blood in leukemia, a kind of blood cancer. The aberrant white blood cells make infection-related illness more common than usual.

• Anemia is a blood condition characterized by abnormally few red blood cells. Although the fact that anemia frequently has no obvious symptoms, it can induce fatigue and shortness of breath.

• Red blood cells with sickle cell disease periodically lose their correct form due to a hereditary defect (appearing like sickles, rather than discs). Blood cells with abnormal shapes collect in tissues, harming organs and producing discomfort.

• Thrombocytopenia Unusual low levels of blood platelets. Bleeding could result from severe thrombocytopenia.

• A blood clot in a deep vein, typically in the leg, is known as a deep venous thrombosis (DVT). Due to the possibility that they could become dislodged and move to the lungs, causing a pulmonary embolism, DVTs are risky (PE).

• A myocardial infarction (MI), often known as a heart attack, happens when a blood clot forms suddenly in one of the coronary arteries that supply blood to the heart.

Blood Treatments

• Drugs are used to eradicate cancer cells. Chemotherapy is commonly used to treat leukemias and lymphomas.

• Red blood cells from a donor are taken out of their plasma and placed in a tiny bag for transfusion. Blood loss is replaced by transfusing the concentrated red blood cells into the recipient.

• Platelet transfusion: A blood donor's platelets are concentrated in a plastic bag after being removed from the rest of the blood. Only when platelet counts reach extremely low levels is it usually necessary to transfuse platelets.

• Drugs that destroy parasites and bacteria help cure blood illnesses brought on by these pathogens.

Journal of Blood Disorder and Treatment Membership Plan

Journal of Blood Disorder and Treatment deals with the publication of research articles, reviews, case reports, etc. Journal of blood disorder welcome students/individual/organization/institutions/Labs/Hospital for their publication. Journal of Blood Disorder and Treatment provides free access to the reader. The journal that functions for the worldwide dispersal of research developments about the innovation and clinical application of Blood Disorder Treatment.

The Blood Disorder Treatment membership program, created to carry out the vision of making Healthcare & Scientific Information Open Access, enables educational and research institutions, societies, groups, funding organizations, and businesses to actively support Open Access in scholarly publishing as well as the participation of its representatives and students in international conferences.

Individual Membership

1 six-month commitment

Each member is permitted to submit three papers to any Blood Disorder Treatment journal.

Member will receive a renowned certificate from Blood Disorder Treatment confirming their six-month participation.

2 Annual Commitment

10 articles may be submitted by members to any Blood Disorder Treatment journal.

Member will receive a prestigious certificate of Annual Membership from Blood Disorder Treatment Member will receive a waiver on registration for any one Blood Disorder Treatment conference

Institutional Affiliation

1 six-month commitment

Five articles can be submitted by a registered university or institute to any of the Blood Disorder Treatment publications.

Registered Universities and Institutes will receive a renowned certificate from Blood Disorder Treatment attesting to their six-month participation.

The term "sponsored by" will be placed next to the registered Organization's logo on the Blood Disorder Treatment website.

Annual Subscription

15 articles can be submitted by a registered university or institute to any of the Blood Disorder Treatment publications.

Registration for any one Blood Disorder Treatment conference is waived for registered Universities/Institutes (for two representatives).

The Blood Disorder Treatment will issue a coveted certificate of annual membership to each registered university or institute.

The term "sponsored by" will be placed next to the registered Organization's logo on the Blood Disorder Treatment website.

Corporate Affiliation

1 six-month commitment

8 articles may be submitted by registered organizations to any Blood Disorder Treatment journal.

A prestigious certificate of six months of membership from Blood Disorder Treatment will be given to the registered organization. An advertisement banner for your goods or services will be shown on the Blood Disorder Treatment website for a period of one month.

The Blood Disorder Treatment website will display the registered organization's emblem along with the words "sponsored by."

Annual Subscription

18 articles can be submitted by registered organizations to any Blood Disorder Treatment journal.

A distinguished certificate of annual membership from Blood Disorder Treatment will be given to the registered organization. A banner ad for your goods or services will appear on the Blood Disorder Treatment website for a brief period of time, such as one month.

Possibility of setting up a workshop at any of our events

On the Blood Disorder Treatment website, the emblem of the Registered Organization will appear alongside the text "supported."