World Thrombosis Day Raises Blood Clot Awareness at Italian Airports
World Thrombosis Day shared a post on LinkedIn:
“Thank you to our World Thrombosis Day partners in Italy for taking blood clot awareness to new heights!
Walter Ageno and Nicola Martinelli celebrated WTDay 26 by bringing awareness to travelers at Verona and Venice airports!
Long-distance travel can increase the risk of blood clots, making airports an important place to educate the public about prevention, risk factors and warning signs.
We’re so grateful to everyone involved in bringing these awareness activities to life and helping travelers stay informed and safe. Thank you for being part of our global movement!
Planning a trip?
Don’t forget about your blood clot risk!
Move your legs regularly, get up and walk when possible, stay informed about your personal risk factors and learn the warning signs of a blood clot. Whether you’re flying for business or pleasure, make blood clot prevention part of your travel checklist!”
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