Ghaya Nasr: Advancing Care Standards and Therapeutic Progress at ISTH 2026
Ghaya Nasr, Disease Commercialization Lead at Roche, shared a post on LinkedIn:
“Leaving International Society on Thrombosis and Haemostasis (ISTH) with a full mind. And an even fuller heart.
Science moves us forward.
People give it meaning.
Innovation changes what is possible.
Human connection reminds us why it matters.
This week was about breakthrough science.
It was also about courage. Resilience. Hope. And the privilege of connecting with the people behind every conversation.
What touched me most was witnessing the collective commitment to improving the lives of people living with bleeding disorders.
Across countries. Across disciplines. Across cultures.
I am especially proud of the progress we are making across the Middle East.
Step by step.
Country by country.
Together with healthcare professionals, patient communities and partners, we are bringing innovation closer to patients and helping ensure they can benefit from standards of care that rival those available anywhere in the world.
Progress is measured in science.
Impact is measured in lives.
Grateful for the conversations. The inspiration. And the reminder that behind every innovation is a human story worth changing.
Here for generations. Here for life.”

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