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Stop the Clot 5K in Memory of Anna
May 2, 2015 – Stop the Clot 5K in Memory of Anna Frutiger Members of Zeta Alpha Pi at …
Paul Zaruba’s Story
One of NBCA’s MVVs (Most Valuable Volunteers), Paul Zaruba, is responsible for creating a …
Message from NBCA’s CEO Joe Isaacs
Recognizing Blood Clot Awareness Month on Capitol Hill “So You Think You Can’t Get A Blood …
NBCA Awareness Month Activities
March 14 and 28 Capitol Hill Briefings The NBCA will host two awareness briefings on Capitol …
The Federal Government’s Role in Blood Clot Prevention
CDC funding for blood disorders to address conditions affecting millions with blood clots, …
Blood Clot Resources for Athletes
Resources for Athletes Venous thrombosis in athletes. (2013) Article from the Journal of the …
Athlete-Specific Challenges and Questions About Blood Clots
Most often, active people – athletes or people who routinely train and exercise – are shocked …
Johns Hopkins 6th Annual Venous Thromboembolism (VTE) Symposium
Johns Hopkins Hospital Department of Medicine, in collaboration with The Armstrong Institute …
Genetic Discrimination
Once you learn you have an inherited or genetic thrombophilia (clotting disorder), you may have …
Venous Thromboembolism and Cancer Webinar
This new webinar series will provide evidence-based information on new research, interventions, …
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