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NATF improves patient care, outcomes, and public health by advancing thrombosis research and education.

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Upcoming Events

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Feb 27
Boston Blood Clot Support Group – February
Mar 10
New Strategies for the Treatment and Management of Anticoagulant-Associated Bleeding (Baltimore)
Mar 17
Boston Blood Clot Support Group – March

Latest News & Research

January 30, 2020

February Is a Month of Hearts

Cheerful red and pink hearts cover advertisements, and heart-shaped candies can be found in every supermarket. For most, these hearts…
January 22, 2020

Ask the Experts: An Open Forum

Dr. Umberto Campia answers questions from patients in an open forum about thrombosis and other cardiovascular related diseases.
December 30, 2019

Clot Chronicles: What’s New in 2020

Hello, I’m Dr. Sam Goldhaber, President of NATF, and I’m at Brigham and Women’s Hospital. And today, on Clot Chronicles, I’m…
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Active & Online Support Groups

You are not alone.

Whether in-person or online, illness-focused support groups have a beneficial impact on the quality of life and improve psychosocial functioning of patients. Learn more about how support groups can help and find one to join.

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