Global, year-long movement to build #bloodclot #awareness. Share info & take part in the campaign at https://t.co/PZlgcYy4jk #MoveAgainstThrombosis #WTDay24Move Against Thrombosis World Thrombosis Day takes place on October 13! Move Against Thrombosis With Live-Saving Information World Thrombosis Day, founded by the International Society on

Core values

- **Global Reach and Awareness**: The campaign has reached an estimated 2.3 billion people globally, with significant media impressions and a vast network of partners across 80 countries[1][4][5].
- **Public Health Impact**: It aims to reduce the burden of thrombosis, which is an underlying cause of one in four deaths globally. By increasing public awareness of the risks, signs, and symptoms of thromboembolic conditions, it helps in preventing unnecessary deaths and disabilities[1][4][5].
- **Empowerment and Education**: The campaign empowers individuals to discuss their thrombosis risk with healthcare providers and seek immediate medical attention if symptoms arise. This education is crucial for improving health outcomes, especially for at-risk groups like women during pregnancy and postpartum[4][5].
- **Healthcare Systems Improvement**: It advocates for "systems of care" to properly prevent, diagnose, and treat venous thromboembolism (VTE) and atrial fibrillation (AFib), aligning with global health targets such as the World Health Assembly’s goals and the World Health Organization’s programmes[1][2][5].
- **Community and Global Partnerships**: The campaign galvanizes organizations worldwide, including healthcare providers, policymakers, and corporate supporters, to work together towards a common goal of reducing thrombosis-related morbidity and mortality[1][4][5].