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            [0] => The National Blood Clot Alliance (NBCA) is passionate about sharing information and raising awareness about blood clots and clot-provoked stroke, and this year, we are celebrating 15 years of service as the leading source of information and support in the clotting disorders community in the U.S. To mark this special occasion, we are thrilled to unveil a new website. We invite you to be a part of this celebration, as well as a part of our growing community, by visiting and sharing the site: www.stoptheclot.org.
August e-Newsletter Highlights:

 	
Watch this short new video we produced to learn more about our work and our other initiatives.
 	
As part of our Women & Blood Clots program, we are sharing life-saving information about birth control and blood clot risks with over 8,000 college sorority chapters.
 	
Check out the fall issue of Vim & Vigor Magazine, featuring an interview with tennis superstar and two-time blood clot survivor Serena Williams, and important info from NBCA MASAB member Dr. Jack Ansell.
 	
Find out if your employer will match your donation to NBCA and double the impact of your gift.
 	
Upcoming events
 	
More news and information


Read NBCA’s August e-Newsletter here.






 	
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August e-Newsletter Highlights:

 	
Watch this short new video we produced to learn more about our work and our other initiatives.
 	
As part of our Women & Blood Clots program, we are sharing life-saving information about birth control and blood clot risks with over 8,000 college sorority chapters.
 	
Check out the fall issue of Vim & Vigor Magazine, featuring an interview with tennis superstar and two-time blood clot survivor Serena Williams, and important info from NBCA MASAB member Dr. Jack Ansell.
 	
Find out if your employer will match your donation to NBCA and double the impact of your gift.
 	
Upcoming events
 	
More news and information


Read NBCA’s August e-Newsletter here.






 	
Subscribe here to get NBCA’s e-Newsletter delivered to your inbox every month.
 	
Catch-up on past e-Newsletters here.
 	
Connect with the NBCA on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and Pinterest and share your thoughts.


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            [0] => Since a sedentary lifestyle can increase your risk for blood clots, it’s easy to think that perhaps the most active and physically fit people, including professional athletes and fitness enthusiasts alike, are not at risk for blood clots. In truth, blood clots can affect anyone, even people who are in good shape, or physically fit. To help prevent blood clots, it's important to understand the risk factors and know the signs and symptoms. If you are an athlete or physically active, know and understand your risk for blood clots too, because you are not immune. Blood clots can be prevented and when they occur can be safely treated. Sharing information helps to save lives, and it's important to share this information with your family and friends so you can help get the word out about life-threatening blood clots.
July e-Newsletter Highlights:

 	
Read more about the issues surrounding athletes and blood clots.
 	
The American Society of Hematology is seeking comments on draft guidelines about VTE prevention in surgical hospitalized patients. HCPs, patients, caregivers, and the public have until 7/25 to add comments.
 	
Steven is a cyclist who felt strange tightness in his right calf, and mild discomfort behind his knee, which then progressed to swelling that seemed like an ankle sprain. Read his story.
 	
Support NBCA's mission by becoming a monthly donor.
 	
Upcoming events
 	
More news and information


Read NBCA’s July e-Newsletter here.





Subscribe here to get NBCA’s e-Newsletter delivered to your inbox every month.
Catch-up on past e-Newsletters here.
Connect with the NBCA on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and Pinterest and share your thoughts.

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July e-Newsletter Highlights:

 	
Read more about the issues surrounding athletes and blood clots.
 	
The American Society of Hematology is seeking comments on draft guidelines about VTE prevention in surgical hospitalized patients. HCPs, patients, caregivers, and the public have until 7/25 to add comments.
 	
Steven is a cyclist who felt strange tightness in his right calf, and mild discomfort behind his knee, which then progressed to swelling that seemed like an ankle sprain. Read his story.
 	
Support NBCA's mission by becoming a monthly donor.
 	
Upcoming events
 	
More news and information


Read NBCA’s July e-Newsletter here.





Subscribe here to get NBCA’s e-Newsletter delivered to your inbox every month.
Catch-up on past e-Newsletters here.
Connect with the NBCA on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and Pinterest and share your thoughts.

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