Louise St Germain Bannon Invites You to Submit Your Work to JTH and RPTH
Louise St Germain Bannon, Director of Membership, Marketing and External Relations of ISTH, shared on LinkedIn:
”Thrombosis and hemostasis researchers: we want your best work.
From inherited bleeding disorders to anticoagulation strategies, from bench to bedside, your discoveries belong in JTH and RPTH!
Why publish with us: Connect with thousands of global specialists in thrombosis, hemostasis and related specialties
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Growing community of researchers and clinicians shaping the field
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Real impact on patient care
Whether you’re in Boston, Tokyo, or anywhere in between, JTH and RPTH are your destination for advancing thrombosis and hemostasis science.
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