What do you do when thrombosis recurs despite anticoagulation? This webinar will explore real-world thrombosis scenarios through expert discussion and practical clinical reasoning. Designed for clinicians seeking practical, evidence-informed insight. Registration: $35 thrombosiscan.info/ClinChall-3

Complex thrombosis cases rarely have simple answers. Join us for Clinical Challenges in Thrombosis III, an interactive webinar exploring real-world cases in: • Anticoagulation in cancer and obesity • Recurrent thrombosis • Bleeding complications in VTE thrombosiscan.info/ClinChall-3

Team Thrombosis Challenge Halifax is this weekend. Participants are coming together to help raise awareness about blood clots and support Canadians affected by them through Thrombosis Canada.You can help support the Halifax team by making a donation here: thrombosiscanada.ca/Halifax #BlueNose2026

Team Thrombosis Challenge Halifax is this weekend (May 16-17), and there’s still time to join us. You do not need to be an experienced runner to participate! ALL levels are welcome from 5K and up. Learn more or donate to support the Halifax team: thrombosiscanada.ca/Halifax #BlueNose2026

Bleeding risk isn’t determined by the procedure alone. Patient-specific factors can significantly modify risk and influence management decisions. Listen to our interview on Surgical and Procedural Bleed Risk Stratification in Anticoagulated Patients Full episode: www.buzzsprout.com/1946680/epis...

A key takeaway from this episode of CLOT Conversations with Dr Joseph Shaw and Dr James Douketis: Risk stratification helps guide decisions but doesn’t replace clinical judgment. Listen: www.buzzsprout.com/1946680/epis...

Perioperative anticoagulation management isn’t a checklist. “Not a recipe, this is a starting point.” Clinical judgment and communication with proceduralists remain essential. Listen to the latest episode with Dr James Douketis and Dr Joseph Shaw Full episode: www.buzzsprout.com/1946680/epis...

Clot Conversations New episode with Dr Joseph Shaw and Dr James Douketis Bleed risk stratification in anticoagulated patients ISTH guidance + practical insights www.buzzsprout.com/1946680/epis...

Join Team Thrombosis in the Team Thrombosis Challenge at the Servus Calgary Marathon Charity Challenge (May 23-24). Run, walk, and/or fundraise to help raise awareness about blood clots and help improve outcomes. Learn more and join the team: thrombosiscanada.ca/Calgary

Join Team Thrombosis in the Team Thrombosis Challenge at the Tamarak Ottawa Race Weekend on May 23-24. Run, walk, and/or fundraise to help raise awareness about blood clots and support trusted thrombosis education across Canada. Learn more and join the team: thrombosiscanada.ca/Ottawa #Thrombosis

Join Team Thrombosis in the Team Thrombosis Challenge at the Medavie Blue Nose Marathon Weekend in Halifax (May 16–17). Run, walk, and/or fundraise to help raise awareness about blood clots and support trusted thrombosis education across Canada. Learn more and join here: thrombosiscanada.ca/Halifax

Team Thrombosis Challenge is back for 2026 in communities across Canada to run, walk, or fundraise in support of blood clot awareness and trusted thrombosis education. Events are taking place 5 cities: Join the team: thrombosiscanada.ca/get_involved/Team-Thrombosis-Challenge

COBRRA trial: Apixaban vs rivaroxaban in acute VTE Less Bleeding (>50%) Comparable Recurrent VTE Early divergence in risk Practice-changing insights with Dr. Lana Castellucci Listen now at www.buzzsprout.com/1946680/epis... or on your preferred podcast platform. #VTE #Thrombosis

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Blood clots are still under-recognized. Education helps change that. Become a Thrombosis Champion: thrombosiscanada.ca/Donate

DVT Awareness Month is coming to a close. Awareness of blood clots is improving, but there is more work to do. Support thrombosis education across Canada: $25/month thrombosiscanada.ca/Donate

“I thought I knew my body.” One survivor described sudden chest pain during a routine walk that turned out to be a pulmonary embolism. Blood clots can happen quickly. Awareness matters. thrombosiscanada.ca/Stories #DVTAwarenessMonth

Maureen had months of leg pain. One day later, she died from a massive pulmonary embolism. This didn’t have to happen. March is #DVTAwarenessMonth. We are working to close the awareness gap. Help sustain our work and prevent the next missed blood clot. thrombosiscanada.ca/donate

Apixaban reduced stroke by 37% in subclinical AF, but increased major bleeding. In ARTESiA the bleeds were: mostly GI bleeding, low intracranial & fatal rates, majority not clinical emergencies. Dr. Deborah Siegal joins CLOT Conversations to break it down. Listen:

What happens when experts do not know the case in advance? Join our faculty and find out at Clinical Challenges in Thrombosis II. Register today: thrombosiscan.info/ClinicalChall

Blood clots can affect anyone, but certain factors increase risk, including cancer, hospitalization, surgery, and immobility. Knowing the risk factors and warning signs of thrombosis can help people seek care earlier. Learn more from Thrombosis Canada: thrombosiscanada.ca

Hydration, movement breaks during travel, and awareness of symptoms are simple but effective prevention strategies for athletes. Share the patient information sheet in clinics, training rooms, and team medical briefings. Access the patient information sheet here: thrombosiscan.info/Athletes-VTE

Hydratation, pauses durant les trajets et connaissance des signes de TEV sont des mesures simples pour protéger la santé des athlètes. Accédez ici à la fiche d'information destinée aux patients : thrombosiscan.info/Athletes-TEV #PréventionTEV #SantéAthlètes #ÉducationHCP #ThromboseCanada

Certains athlètes présentent des risques additionnels comme l’hormonothérapie, des antécédents familiaux ou des troubles de coagulation. Encouragez une discussion ouverte avec votre patient. Accédez ici à la fiche d'information destinée aux patients : thrombosiscan.info/Athletes-TEV

Some athletes have additional risk factors including hormone therapy, family history, and inherited clotting disorders. Encourage patients to know and share their personal risk profile. Access the patient information sheet here: thrombosiscan.info/Athletes-VTE #RiskAssessment #VTE #SportsMedicine #

Applications are now open for the Thrombosis Canada - CanVECTOR Fellowship 2026. The fellowship supports advanced training and academic development in thrombosis medicine for fellows and senior trainees across Canada. Deadline: April 1, 2026. Learn more & apply: thrombosiscan.info/2026-Fellows...

La récupération après une blessure, un plâtre ou une chirurgie peut augmenter le risque de TEV. Ce feuillet peut soutenir vos conseils lors de la planification de la récupération. Accédez ici à la fiche d'information destinée aux patients : thrombosiscan.info/Athletes-TEV #BlessureSportive

Injury recovery, casts, braces, and post-surgical immobilization increase VTE risk. This is highly relevant for competitive athletes. Use this resource to support patient education during recovery planning. Access the patient information sheet here: thrombosiscan.info/Athletes-VTE #KnowThrombosis

New CPD Webinar: Clinical Challenges in Thrombosis II Live, unscripted cases. Real-time expert discussion. March 3 | 7:00 PM ET Register: thrombosiscan.info/ClinicalChall

Extended travel to competitions is a common risk factor for VTE in athletes. Consider including blood clot prevention in pre-competition counselling. Access the patient information sheet here: thrombosiscan.info/Athletes-VTE #VTEPrevention #TravelHealth #SportsMedicine #ThrombosisCanada #HCPAdvice

Les athlètes voyagent beaucoup pour les compétitions, ce qui augmente le risque de caillots. Pensez à intégrer la prévention de la TEV dans vos conseils avant les tournois. Accédez ici à la fiche d'information destinée aux patients : thrombosiscan.info/Athletes-TEV

Symptoms of DVT and PE in athletes are often misinterpreted as sports injuries or respiratory issues. Early recognition prevents delays in diagnosis. Share the patient information sheet with teams, trainers, and colleagues. Access the patient information sheet here: thrombosiscan.info/Athletes-VTE

Les symptômes de TVP et d’EP chez les athlètes ressemblent souvent à des blessures sportives ou à des symptômes respiratoires. Une reconnaissance rapide est essentielle. Accédez ici à la fiche d'information destinée aux patients : thrombosiscan.info/Athletes-TEV #TVP #EP #ÉducationClinique

Thank you for a great 2025. We value everyone's support whether as a donor, content contributor or participant in our programs. We hope that you have a wonderful 2026. #Happy2026 #KnowThrombosis

As the year draws to a close, we want to thank everyone who has supported Thrombosis Canada. Your generosity helps protect life-saving thrombosis education across Canada. If you’ve been considering a year-end gift, there’s still time to make an impact. thrombosiscanada.ca/donate #YearEndGiving

Thank you to everyone who supports thrombosis education. If you’ve been considering a year-end gift, there’s still time to help sustain trusted resources into the new year. thrombosiscanada.ca/donate #ThankYou #ThrombosisCanada #YearEndSupport

Every day, healthcare professionals across Canada rely on Thrombosis Canada’s clinical guides, tools, and educational resources to support patient care and teaching. Year-end donations help sustain this trusted, evidence-based guidance. Support our work thrombosiscanada.ca/donate

New patient resource available: Athletes can develop venous thrombosis despite high fitness levels. Long travel, dehydration, injury, and surgery increase risk. Share this resource with patients who train or compete regularly. Access the patient sheet: thrombosiscan.info/Athletes-VTE

Nouveau feuillet pour les patients. Les athlètes peuvent développer une thrombose veineuse même s’ils sont très en forme. Les longs déplacements, la déshydratation et les blessures augmentent le risque. À partager avec vos patients actifs. thrombosiscan.info/Athletes-TEV

New CLOT Conversations episode. The WAVe Study examines weight-adjusted dalteparin in obese patients with cancer-associated thrombosis. We discuss bleeding risk, VTE recurrence, Anti-Xa levels, dose capping. Listen now: www.buzzsprout.com/1946680/epis... or on your preferred podcast platform.

New episode! Dr. Jeff Weitz breaks down the ROXI-VTE trials and what they mean for next-gen thrombosis prevention. Listen here : thrombosiscanada.ca/hcp/CLOT-Con... #Thrombosis #VTE #ROXIVTE #MedEd

New episode! We sat down with Dr. Jeff Weitz to unpack the latest ROXI-VTE trials and what the data could mean for the future of thrombosis prevention. Episode goes live across all platforms within 24 hours, but if you can wait, listen here: www.buzzsprout.com/1946680/epis... #CLOTConversations

At Thrombosis Canada, we believe in leading by example. We are proud to say that 100% of our Board of Directors are financial donors to this mission. The people who guide our strategy are also the first ones to invest in it. We know how critical our resources are for everyone. thrombosiscanada.ca

Aujourd'hui, nous lançons le programme Champions de la thrombose. Notre objectif : recruter 1 700 personnes prêtes à soutenir la sensibilisation à la MTEV pour seulement 10 $/mois. Devenez un champion de la thrombose. thrombosiscanada.ca/donate #MardiDuDon #ThromboseCanada

Today, we are launching the Thrombosis Champions program. Our goal: Find 1,700 people to support VTE education for just $10/month. Your $10 helps us print 38 patient brochures every single month. Small act. Massive impact. thrombosiscanada.ca/donate #GivingTuesday #ThrombosisCanada

Les grands changements commencent par de petits gestes. Demain, on lance une initiative spéciale pour le mardi du don. Préparez-vous à avoir un impact considérable pour seulement 10 $. #MardiDuDon #ThromboseCanada

Big change starts small. Tomorrow, we launch something special for Giving Tuesday. Get ready to make a massive impact for just $10. #GivingTuesday #ThrombosisCanada

We're pleased to share this information for patients who have experienced thrombosis. This important study on mental health and thrombosis is led by Dr Kerstin de Wit, a Thrombosis Canada member at Queen's University in Kingston. Please consider participating here: thrombosiscan.info/QueensStudy

TONIGHT!! Don't miss out on this valuable education experience for everyone about Cancer-associated Thrombosis (CAT) - an important risk factor for patients with cancer. Join usand learn what to watch for and get treated quickly. Tonight @ 7:00 - 8:00 PM EDT thrombosiscanada.ca/Clots&Cancer

Blood clots are a silent threat for people living with cancer. Join Thrombosis Canada for a free online webinar for patients and the public. Hear from patient partners and learn more about cancer-associated thrombosis on October 28 | 7 PM ET. Free registration: thrombosiscanada.ca/Clots&Cancer