Elias Bouchi: Celebrating Hemostasis in EEMEA!
Elias Bouchi, Lead of the marketing strategy for the EEMEA region at Werfen, shared on LinkedIn:
”Celebrating Hemostasis in EEMEA!
2025 is a milestone year for Hemostasis across our region—driving awareness, sharing knowledge, and introducing innovations that redefine laboratory medicine.
What made this year remarkable?
Awareness and Education – From the impactful Thrombosis Awareness Campaign to two inspiring podcast seasons of EEMEA Talks Hemostasis, we kept conversations alive and meaningful.
Scientific Exchange – Our Scientific Seminars united hundreds of experts, featuring a joint APS session and the 16th Edition of the Hemostasis Seminar —continuing our tradition of deep scientific dialogue.
Innovation at the Forefront – The ACL TOP 70 Series, HemoHub, and Astelia set new standards, while initiatives like 70×70 Grow Together proved that innovation and social responsibility go hand in hand.
A big thank you to all colleagues, speakers, participants, and partners who made this possible.
Prepare for 2026 and stay tuned for new projects that will shape the future of Hemostasis!”

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