Barbara Adams Krolak: ISTH Launches Global Women’s Health Hub
Barbara Adams Krolak, Marketing Manager at ISTH, has shared a post on LinkedIn:
“We’re excited to share the brand new ISTH women’s health hub!
Check it out”
International Society on Thrombosis and Haemostasis (ISTH) shared a post on LinkedIn:
“NEWS:
We’re proud to launch the ISTH Women’s Health Hub, a new global resource dedicated to improving awareness, education and access to trusted information on bleeding and clotting disorders affecting women and girls throughout every stage of life.
The Women’s Health Hub, spearheaded by Co-Chairs Donna DiMichele and Flora peyvandi, provides resources for clinicians, researchers, patients, caregivers and advocates on topics including bleeding disorders, thrombosis, pregnancy-related complications, heavy menstrual bleeding and menopause.
The launch coincides with the ISTH’s inaugural regulatory session on women’s health on July 12, bringing together representatives from the FDA, AGES and TGA to discuss opportunities to advance care, research and collaboration worldwide.
Explore the Women’s Health Hub.”
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