Here’s everything you need to know about venous thromboembolic disease
Professor Francis Couturaud provides an update on venous thromboembolic disease (VTE). THE ESSENTIAL Venous thromboembolic disease (VTE) includes superficial or ...
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Thrombosis: how do you know if you are at risk? Here are the clues
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AstraZeneca: 32-year-old psychologist dies of rare vaccine complication
British psychologist Dr Stephen Wright "fit and healthy" has died of a rare complication from the AstraZeneca covid vaccine, according ...
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Thrombosis: the 3 signs that should alert you
Thrombosis is manifested by the formation of a blood clot in a vein. This condition must be treated quickly to ...
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Is blood thinner and thrombosis injections possible together?
Pharmacist Sonja Keizers answers Pharmacist Sonja Keizers answers questions about medicines. This time: blood thinner and thrombosis injections, is that ...
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Covid-19: the risk of pulmonary embolism and venous thrombosis remains increased several months after infection
Three months after infection, the risk of venous thrombosis remains higher for people who have contracted Covid-19, compared to those ...
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The Covid would aggravate the cardiovascular risk
The level of increased cardiovascular risk after infection with the original strain of SARS-CoV-2 was measured. THE ESSENTIAL People who ...
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Thrombosis linked to adenovirus vaccines: a new explanation but still questions
Parts of the coronavirus protein carried by adenovirus vaccines and expelled from the nucleus of the target cell could be ...
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Like AstraZeneca, birth control pills also cause thrombosis (and many other side effects)
The media and political focus on thrombosis caused by the AstraZeneca vaccine annoys some women, who recall that birth control ...
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Thrombosis after the anti-Covid vaccine: how to prevent and treat them
Following very rare reported cases of immunoallergic thrombosis with dramatic evolution following the administration of AstraZeneca's anti-Covid vaccine, 2 studies ...
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AstraZeneca vaccine: the link with the cases of thrombosis confirmed by the EMA
A member of the EMA has confirmed a link between the AstraZeneca vaccine and the cases of thrombosis recorded in ...
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Anti-Covid vaccination and thrombosis: a rare and preventable phenomenon
In this podcast on Medical News during the pandemic produced in partnership with Groupe VYV and damaged by Dr Jean-Paul ...
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AstraZeneca: what will the European Medicines Agency decide after new cases of thrombosis?
While new cases of thrombosis have been observed in France and the United Kingdom, the European Medicines Agency will hold ...
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AstraZeneca: doubts about the efficacy data and the absence of side effects
The laboratory, which has just announced that its vaccine is 80% effective and does not cause the risk of serious ...
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What is thrombosis, the side effect that led to the suspension of the AstraZeneca vaccine?
Thrombosis is a disease that affects 300,000 people in France each year. It corresponds to the formation of a clot ...
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Side effects, efficacy, new products: what we really know about vaccines
Suspension of AstraZeneca, arrival of Johnson & Johnson, vaccination in pharmacies, the return of Sanofi, the results of Novavax, women ...
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Covid-19 and thrombosis: the trap of the “spiderman” effect of neutrophils
The release of DNA by these white blood cells traps pathogens but also causes clots to form. A mechanism demonstrated ...
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Covid-19: an autoimmune antibody at the origin of the risk of thrombosis
Researchers have discovered that an autoantibody is at the origin of the formation of blood clots responsible for cerebrovascular accidents ...
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Unexplained deaths: should the balance sheet of Covid-19 be revised upwards?
A study reveals that many unexplained deaths occurring outside the hospital during the epidemic are due to lung damage linked ...
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Hemorrhoidal crisis: how to treat?
Painful but not serious, the hemorrhoidal crisis can, when it occurs, be quickly relieved. Venotonics, painkillers and sometimes even laxatives ...
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6 questions about thrombosis
What causes a clot? Most people know roughly what thrombosis is. But how dangerous it is, who can get it ...
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Menopause: some treatments increase the risk of blood clots
Some oral treatments offered to relieve the symptoms of menopause increase the risk of blood clots.During menopause, women who take ...
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VIDEO. Prevention of phlebitis and embolisms in cancers and hemopathies
The risk of phlebitis (venous thrombosis) and pulmonary embolism is higher in cancer, with one in 5 sick people suffering ...
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Cancer: an effective oral treatment to protect patients from the risk of thrombosis
The risk of venous thrombosis and pulmonary embolism is higher for people with cancer. Researchers at the University of Warwick ...
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Arterial thrombosis increases the risk of cancer
Arterial thrombosis greatly increases the risk of getting cancer. During the six months following its discovery, the risk is multiplied ...
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Varicose veins increase the risk of venous thrombosis by 5 and double the risk of embolism
Often considered a minor health problem, varicose veins can cause various minor complications, including superficial phlebitis, or thrombosis. A study ...
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Oral anticoagulant alleviates prevention of venous thrombosis associated with cancer
Venous thrombosis and pulmonary embolism are more common in people with cancer. A new study compared the effectiveness of different ...
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Tall people have more strokes
Men and women who are taller than 1.80m have a higher risk of developing venous thrombosis than those who are ...
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The pill: a site to self-assess the risks of thrombosis
If you think you are not well enough informed about the risks of taking an oral contraceptive, and you are ...
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