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DECEMBER E-NEWSLETTER: WISHING YOU A HAPPY & HEALTHY HOLIDAY SEASON

This year has been a challenge, particularly in the face of the COVID-19 pandemic, and like so …

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November e-Newsletter: Wishing You a Wonderful Thanksgiving

The Thanksgiving holiday this year may look and feel a bit different amid the COVID-19 pandemic …

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October e-Newsletter: Celebrate World Thrombosis Day

Recognized each year on October 13, World Thrombosis Day (WTD) is a global effort sponsored and …

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SEPTEMBER E-NEWSLETTER | NEW NBCA RESOURCES: COVID-19 & BLOOD CLOTTING

As part of NBCA’s ongoing effort to provide important information to the clotting community, we …

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JULY E-NEWSLETTER | STAYING ACTIVE TO PREVENT BLOOD CLOTS

Blood clots can affect people of all ages, but they become increasingly common as people age, …

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APRIL E-NEWSLETTER | LIVING YOUR BEST LIFE: HEALTH HACKS

Spring is here, and while we’re not all able to get out and enjoy the season as much as …

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JANUARY E-NEWSLETTER | SHARE TO STOP THE CLOT® AND SAVE LIVES

It’s a new year, and new decade, and we’re looking forward to your continued …

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DECEMBER E-NEWSLETTER | SEASON’S GREETINGS FROM NBCA

This past year gave way to many shining moments for the National Blood Clot Alliance (NBCA), as …

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OCTOBER E-NEWSLETTER | PROTECT YOUR HEALTH

The National Blood Clot Alliance (NBCA), as part of its cooperative agreement with the Centers …

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SEPTEMBER E-NEWSLETTER | AFIB & CLOT-PROVOKED STROKE

AFib can lead to serious medical complications, including clot-provoked stroke. September is …

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Current News

Celebrating the Collective Power of Our Grassroots Volunteers

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Clinical Trial Opportunity for Afib Patients Who Don’t Take an Anticoagulant

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