We’re joined by two leading experts to discuss the recently published ISTH-ASH pediatric VTE clinical practice guidelines. The new and updated pediatric VTE clinical guidelines incorporate the latest research in the field and mark the first update to the guidelines since their publication in 2018. Our guests are two members of the guideline panel, Dr. Paul Monagle and Dr. Leslie Raffini, who discuss the recommendations and highlight the most notable changes that clinicians need to know. They also share the importance of global collaboration to support evidence-based, international guidance. Read more: www.isth.org/news/news.asp?id=701912

Today on the ISTH Podcast, we are honored to welcome Dr. Jerrold Levy, a world-renowned expert and dedicated leader within the ISTH community. In this episode, Dr. Levy shares his journey from his early inspirations in medicine to a distinguished career spanning research, clinical care, and education. He reflects on the meaningful moments that have shaped his path, his longstanding involvement with the ISTH, and the vital role of the Society's Scientific and Standardization Committee (SSC) in advancing global standards. Dr. Levy also discusses why getting involved with professional communities like ISTH is crucial for driving scientific progress and fostering future generations of researchers and clinicians. Whether you're a longtime ISTH member or new to the field, this conversation is a powerful reminder of the importance of community, mentorship, and staying engaged in the pursuit of scientific discovery.

In honor of World Hemophilia Day, this episode of the ISTH’s Pulse Podcast explores the overlooked history of women and hemophilia. Join experts Paula James and Megan Chaigneau as they reveal how women moved from being labeled as “silent carriers” of hemophilia to being recognized as patients in their own right. Despite scientific progress, many still face delayed diagnoses and barriers to care. Join us as we uncover the past, highlight the present, and discuss what’s needed for a more equitable future in bleeding disorder care. Read the full article in JTH by James and Chaigneau: https://www.jthjournal.org/article/S1538-7836(24)00724-4/fulltext

What really happens behind the scenes at one of the most respected journals in thrombosis and hemostasis? We sit down with Journal of Thrombosis and Haemostasis (JTH) Editors-in-Chief Suzanne Cannegieter and Ton Lisman for an exclusive look into the editorial and scientific engine that drives the journal. Suzanne and Ton share how they collaborate as co-editors, reflect on the journal’s evolution and discuss the life cycle of a submitted paper — from peer review to publication. Whether you're a seasoned researcher or just starting your publishing journey, this conversation offers valuable insights, practical advice and even a few fun surprises.

Join special guest Dr. Rachel Rosovsky on the ISTH Pulse Podcast for a discussion on the impactful Get Out the Clot campaign, which focuses on topics such as standardizing the diagnosis of blood clots, advancing patient care and the critical role of pulmonary embolism response teams (PERTs). Learn about practical steps to increase awareness and better management of blood clots within the healthcare community.

This episode is proudly supported by Penumbra.

Women’s health is often overlooked in medicine, especially when it comes to thrombosis and hemostasis. In this episode, we sit down with Dr. Angela Weyand, also known to thousands of social media followers as the “Shematalogist.” Weyand discusses critical issues facing women with bleeding disorders and iron deficiency, plus her insights on gender biases in diagnosis and treatment and the importance of advocacy.

In this episode, we welcome the new Steering Committee Chair of the World Thrombosis Day Campaign Erich De Paula to discuss his vision for the future of thrombosis awareness and prevention. Join us as he shares more about the importance of global partnerships in advancing the campaign’s mission and how organizations and individuals can get involved. From education to advocacy, this conversation highlights the collective effort needed to reduce the burden of thrombosis worldwide.

In this episode of The Pulse Podcast, we sit down with Dr. Alisa Wolberg and Dr. Kellie Machlus—once a mentor-mentee pair, now colleagues and collaborators. Join us as they share their journey of building meaningful scientific relationships, finding their niche and fostering community in the world of research. Through insightful anecdotes and personal experiences, they highlight the power of mentorship and collaboration.

In this inspiring episode, we sit down with Beth Webb, a distinguished scientist and passionate advocate for effective science communication. Beth shares insights from her ISTH Training Fellowship journey at Yale. She also delves into the importance of translating complex scientific concepts for diverse audiences. Tune in to discover how Beth is bridging the gap between cutting-edge research and meaningful engagement with the scientific community and beyond.

Follow Beth's journey:

Social media: @_bethology

Website: bethology.co.uk/

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Hear from global expert Prof. Beverley Hunt about women’s specific risks and considerations for venous thromboembolism (VTE). Alongside host Dr. Geoff Barnes, Prof. Hunt discusses the latest research on this topic and the important of standard protocols improve VTE treatment on a global level. Prof. Hunt also discusses the Claire McLintock Memorial Fund named in honor of her close friend and colleague. Claire McLintock was a pioneer in women’s health and bleeding disorders. Please consider donating to the Claire McLintock Memorial Fund to support research in women’s health: isth.org/claireaward