Karen Schreiber: A Milestone Presentation at ISTH 2026 from Dina Husum
Karen Schreiber, Scientific and Clinical Lead at Danish Centre for Expertise in Rheumatology (CeViG) and Danish Hospital for Rheumatic Diseases, shared on LinkedIn:
”The one thing that is most fulfilling in academia is seeing young people grow.
I am so proud of my PhD fellow Dina Husum who has given her first big talk at the ISTH 2026 in Paris this week at ISTH – she nailed it!
Persistence and perseverance pay off.
Rehearsing your talk pays off.
Preparation pays off. Believe in what you are doing!
ISTH had allocated 2 slots in the session Epidemiology in Thrombosis – Dina showed amazing results on VTE in patients with RMDs.
Publication to follow, watch this space.
Thank you for the amazing collaboration of the project Sigrid Braekkan, Stefano Barco, Savino Sciascia, Massimo Radin, Irene Cecchi, Martje Rave, Bente Glintborg – and thank you to the chairs of the session who were most wonderful Mary Cushman and Mara Nunez Toscano.”
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