Move Against Thrombosis

World Thrombosis Day takes place on October 13!

Move Against Thrombosis With Live-Saving Information

World Thrombosis Day, founded by the International Society on Thrombosis and Haemostasis (ISTH), is a global initiative held annually on October 13th. Our mission is to raise awareness about thrombosis, a condition often underestimated and misunderstood. Your participation can help inspire positive change and ensure that more individuals are informed, protected and empowered against this often silent threat. Join us today and share your story to be a catalyst for a healthier and safer future for all.

Why Thrombosis?

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people worldwide die from conditions caused by thrombosis.
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of venous clots occur during or after hospitalization, making hospital-associated clots a leading cause of preventable hospital death.
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An estimated 10M cases of hospital associated clots occur annually across all countries in the world – low, middle and high-income.
Patients and Caregivers

Feeling Empowered as a Patient is Life-Changing

As a patient, personal empowerment, or learning as much as you can about your health problem is important because it puts you at the heart of healthcare which maximizes your benefits. This provides you with information to understand your immediate treatment and long-term care plan, helps provide a more positive healthcare experience for you and controls your healthcare costs. This platform is designed with the patient in mind providing you with the tools and the opportunity to take control of your health journey.

Know Thrombosis

Learn about thrombosis including the risk factors, signs and symptoms.

Support for You

Learn about the support available to help advocate for your health and navigate your recovery journey.

Get Involved

Learn more about upcoming World Thrombosis Day activities and how to get involved.

Inspiration

Stories of Strength and Survival

Blood clots affect millions of people worldwide, from various ages, ethnicities and locations. We are proud to share these stories of strength and resilience.