ECTH 2025: 3 Unforgettable Days of Science and Shared Purpose
European Congress on Thrombosis and Haemostasis (ECTH) shared on LinkedIn:
”ECTH 2025 is officially LIVE in Prague
The first day is already buzzing with energy as the European Thrombosis and Haemostasis community reconnects in person.
The first day has kicked off with a buzz of excitement as attendees meet their peers, new faces join the community, and the halls in Prague fill with conversations and smiles.
Day 1 Highlights:
– The congress opened with a powerful plenary setting the tone for a science-driven and forward-looking programme.
– Early sessions explored real-world data in bleeding disorders, sparking lively debate and cross-disciplinary insights.
– The ECTH networking area is already a hub of activity, with early-career researchers exchanging ideas and building new networks.
Whether it’s catching up with colleagues, meeting new collaborators, or diving into the latest research, the ECTH community is back together and it feels great.
Stay tuned for snapshots, speaker moments, and more updates as the programme unfolds.
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”Day 2 at ECTH 2025 has dawned with fresh energy and deeper conversations
As the ECTH 2025 congress venue fills once again, the community is diving into the heart of the programme; exchanging ideas, challenging perspectives, and building momentum for the future of thrombosis and haemostasis.
Programme highlights:
– This morning’s state-of-the-art sessions sparked discussions around haemophilia A, clonal haematopoiesis, von Willebrand disease and much more.
– A standout keynote lecture explored the understanding of the role of hemostasis in acute ischemic stroke treatment failure.
– The poster area is lively with energy from early-career researchers who are showcasing bold ideas and fresh data, and the conversations are flowing.
– And we are gearing up for tonight: the Congress Party! We are ready to unwind and celebrate with the community.
One more day to go!
Tomorrow promises even more inspiring sessions, networking moments, and community highlights.
Let’s keep the momentum going and close ECTH 2025 on a high note.
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”And before we know it, the final moments of ECTH 2025 have just wrapped up
Three unforgettable days of science, stories, and shared purpose…what a ride it’s been. From early morning state-of-the-art sessions to late-night laughs, ECTH 2025 brought together brilliant minds and kind hearts in the most inspiring way.
We’ve explored the latest in thrombosis and haemostasis, challenged ideas, and sparked new collaborations.
The energy was inspiring, the conversations meaningful, and the community stronger than ever.
Whether you were presenting, listening, networking, or dancing at the congress party; THANK YOU for showing up, sharing generously, and making ECTH 2025 truly special.
To everyone who joined us in Prague: your passion, curiosity, and commitment made this experience unforgettable.
A heartfelt thank you also goes to our 19 sponsors and partners; your support made this congress possible and your presence added real value to the conversations and connections.
We’re grateful to have had you on this journey with us.
Next stop: ECTH 2027.
Until then, keep the connections alive, and keep the science moving.
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