Sep 5, 2026, 16:28
Jon Douglas: Imperial College London Review Maps Key Pathways in Autoimmune Thrombosis
Jon Douglas, Steering Committee Member at The National Institutes of Health, shared a post on X:
“Imperial College London review of published studies links autoimmune thrombosis to autoantibodies, complement, platelet activation, NETs and endothelial injury, pathways that drive thrombin and impair clot breakdown.”
Title: Autoimmune-associated thrombosis: mechanisms, population burden, and prevention strategies
Authors: Deepa J. Arachchillagea, Megan V. Preecea, Mike Laffan
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