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Mar 3, 2026, 14:04
Najah Sampson: Understanding Key Risk Factors and Symptoms of VTE
Najah Sampson, US Internal Medicine Lead at Pfizer, shared on LinkedIn:
”Blood clots: a serious health concern we don’t talk about enough
Blood clots are often overlooked—but they can have serious consequences if missed.
Increasing awareness of how common they are, along with understanding key risk factors and symptoms, can make all the difference in early recognition.
- Recognize the signs
- Know the risks
- Take action
Awareness saves lives.
Let’s keep this conversation going and empower people with the knowledge they need to act early.”
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