@SouthernRailUK shameful that the 7.50 from Oxted to London Bridge this am was only 4 carriages long- it was filled with standing people so most of those waiting were left on the platform. Why such an inadequate service ????
Professor Beverley Hunt OBE (also on BlueSky)
@bhwords
Passionate about thrombosis & bleeding care. Founder of Thrombosis UK but views are my own. Crazed cyclist.
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Fantastic that the new North American guidelines on PE incorporate the management of PE in pregnancy! Great to work with Shannon Bates & @bbikdeli in appreciation of the work & discussing gaps in evidence & future directions
A very timely commentary on sex, pregnancy, &reproductive health considerations for #PE: One of my favorite quotes:
“The ethos has putatively been to protect pregnant women, but we need to protect women THROUGH research and NOT FROM research”!! 👇
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Important new guidelines in managing PE from all the major US groups. Importantly they contain a section on PE management in pregnancy & the effects of anticoagulants on women’s heath, nevermind a new classification of PE !
2026 ACC/AHA/Multisociety #ClinicalGuideline on acute pulmonary embolism highlights practice-changing recommendations for the evaluation & management of acute PE in adults.
Explore the Guideline-at-a-Glance in #JACC to accelerate adoption in practice: jacc.org/doi/10.1016/j.…View quoted post on X
The first guidelines on thromboprophylaxis for psychiatric patients, a much neglected area
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pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov Venous thromboembolism prophylaxis in adults hospitalised for psychiatric illness: an evidence-ba... Clinicians should not use parenteral pharmacological prophylaxis in adults hospitalised with psychiatric illness at low risk of VTE; and should consider using parenteral pharmacological prophylaxis... A meeting for everyone managing women with refractory obstetric APS, just sign up via Thrombosis UK website under calendar of events - it is free!
