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Oct 22, 2026, 17:49
Valerie Tutwiler: Bridging Engineering and Medicine to Advance Thrombosis Research
Valerie Tutwiler, PhD and Associate Professor in Biomedical Engineering, shared post on LinkedIn:
“I am honored to be featured in this article discussing our research on blood clotting, specifically the importance of combining engineering and medicine to drive innovation within the field. Blood clots can happen to anyone, even young healthy athletes, and it is always important to increase public awareness to help people recognize risk factors, symptoms, and treatment.
Moreover, it is important to highlight critical research that is being conducted around these conditions.”
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