Nicolas Gendron Shares A Great Example of How Climate Considerations Become Part of Medical Decision-Making
Nicolas Gendron, Research Fellow, Hematologist at Boston Children’s Hospital, shared on LinkedIn:
“Very pleased to see our work on the carbon footprint of direct oral anticoagulants featured in Le Quotidien du Médecin.
A great example of how climate considerations are now becoming part of medical decision-making, without compromising quality or safety of care. Let’s keep moving toward low-carbon healthcare.
Thank you Le Quotidien du Médecin for highlighting this work.
Original article in Haematologica Journal.”
Title: Carbon footprint of direct oral anticoagulants in atrial fibrillation and venous thromboembolism
Authors: Laurence Chery, Zahra Hassani, Lise Durand, Dorothee Boisseau, Victorien Monguillon, David Grimaldi, Sebastien Taillemite, Benjamin de Sainte Marie, Nicolas Gendron
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