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Jul 23, 2026, 03:24
Christelle Orlando: Driving Progress Through Science and Collaboration at ISTH 2026
Christelle Orlando, Chair of the ISTH Scientific Subcommittee on Physiological Anticoagulants and Thrombophilia, shared on LinkedIn:
”Science. Collaboration. Impact.
A wonderful week at the ISTH Congress in Paris, reconnecting with colleagues from around the world and discussing the latest advances in thrombosis and haemostasis.
I was honoured to:
- Moderate an Oral Communications Session
- Chair the SSC Session on Physiological Anticoagulants and Thrombophilia
- See research from our group featured as an oral presentation by Sandrine Bouteille
These meetings are a powerful reminder of the value of scientific exchange, collaboration, and the collective effort to improve patient care through research.
Grateful for the science, the discussions, and the people who make our community so inspiring.
Looking forward to turning new ideas and connections into future collaborations.”
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