What is new this year: A look at the 2026 World Thrombosis Day materials

August 31, 2026

Each year, the World Thrombosis Day toolkit grows to meet partners where they are. Here is a look at what has been added or refreshed for 2026.

  • Updated fact sheets reflect the latest research on blood clot risk and prevention. These patient-friendly resources are easy to download and print, making them ideal for sharing in offices, communities and hospitals to help patients understand what they need to know about blood clots. View the fact sheets
  • New social media graphics sized for every platform. From educational messages to posts promoting World Thrombosis Day, there’s something for every audience. Graphics are translated into multiple languages and customizable through the WTD Design Hub and Canva templates, giving you everything you need to raise blood clot awareness on your channels. View the social media materials
  • Expanded resources for healthcare professionals across specialties. From women’s health to cancer-associated thrombosis, World Thrombosis Day offers resources for every specialty, helping healthcare professionals, researchers and patients understand, treat and prevent thrombosis. Explore the resources.
  • New content in the ISTH Women’s Health Hub, including resources on blood clot risk during pregnancy and hormone use. This new content includes research, scientific findings and materials to help prevent and treat blood clots and improve care for women at every stage of life. Visit the ISTH Women’s Health Hub
Hosting an event in a hospital is a great way to raise awareness of blood clots for World Thrombosis Day
World Thrombosis Day patient fact sheet on Deep Vein Thrombosis

World Thrombosis Day patient fact sheet on deep vein thrombosis (DVT)

World Thrombosis Day Types of Thrombosis Fact Sheet

World Thrombosis Day patient fact sheet on understanding blood clots

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