Major scientific highlight from #ISTH2026 in Paris with simultaneous publication in @JAMA_current
The RCT demonstrated that a diagnostic strategy using the YEARS algorithm in patients with cancer and suspected PE was as safe as using CTPA only, and decreased the need of diagnostic imaging by 22%.
https://t.co/sfgkPfaCjs
🎉 Congratulations to Dr. @sudeeppappur and the entire #EPCATIII team!
A true highlight of #ISTH2026 in Paris: a Late-Breaking Abstract with simultaneous publication in @NEJM.
Practice-changing results showing that aspirin alone after total hip or knee arthroplasty was noninferior to an initial 5-day course of rivaroxaban followed by aspirin for preventing symptomatic VTE, with no clinically meaningful difference in bleeding.
https://t.co/RDvM6MQ2xZ
@ThrombosisCan@canvector@isth
In an international, randomized trial involving patients with acute venous thromboembolism, the risk of clinically relevant bleeding was significantly lower with apixaban than with rivaroxaban during the 3-month treatment period.
Full COBRRA trial results: https://t.co/tvPYrBCWj8
Concerned about drug–drug interactions between DOACs and prostate cancer therapies?
New study of ~3000 patients:
➡️ No ↑ thrombosis with DOACs + enzalutamide/ apalutamide
➡️ No ↑🩸with DOAC + abiraterone
Reassuring real-world data! https://t.co/KYMbnzM78B at @JournalCancer
📣 NEWS: The ISTH announces five global recipients of 2026 Esteemed Career Awards! This award honors leaders in thrombosis and hemostasis whose life-long achievements have shaped the field through scientific excellence.
Learn more: https://t.co/86YvNQvs34
OCEANIC-STROKE #ISC26@StrokeAHA_ASA
In pts with nonCE stroke/high risk TIA, asundexian 50 mg dec IS (csHR 0.74; 95% CI 0.65-0.64; p<0.001)
- difference between treatment arms early & continuous
- consistent effect in subgroups
- reduction in mRS >3
- no inc bleeding
🆕 New in @JAMA_current
🧠🩸 Age-adjusted D-dimer works for DVT too!
In a multinational prospective study (n=3,205), an age-adjusted cutoff safely ruled out DVT, increasing exclusions by +7.4% with 0% failures at 3 months.
📉 Fewer scans, same safety.
https://t.co/dF7ZNfVOVh
🎉 Congrats to Dr. @saadmysa on her first oral presentation at #ASH25!
Post-hoc AVERT analysis: In cancer patients on apixaban prophylaxis, concurrent antiplatelet/NSAID use ↑ clinically relevant bleeding (HR 1.78) with no VTE benefit.
#VTE#Cancer#Thrombosis
🔍 #ASH25 Highlight presented by @FCouturaud
Extended-treatment data from RENOVE 📘 (post-hoc): Apixaban vs rivaroxaban after ≥6 months of anticoagulation for VTE.
🩸 Bleeding (5-yr CRB):
• Full dose: 16.5% API vs 14.4% RIVA (aHR 1.02)
• Reduced dose: 11.0% API vs 9.0% RIVA (aHR 1.31)
🩺 Major bleeding: No significant differences at full or reduced dose.
🔁 Recurrent VTE: Similar between drugs across doses.
⬇️ Dose-reduction effect: Consistent ↓ CRB risk for both DOACs.
Cancer-associated thrombosis is preventable yet more work is needed for effective implementation! Dr. @MarcCarrier1 elegantly presented the evidence of primary VTE proph, potential implementation barriers and education and patient-centered pathway can improve outcomes!
🩸 API-CAT Post-hoc of @isabellemahe1 at #ASH25
Predictors of clinically relevant bleeding during extended apixaban for cancer-associated VTE:
📉 Anemia/Thrombocytopenia ↑ risk (HR 1.93)
👴 Age ≥75 ↑ (1.51)
🫁 Index PE ↑ (1.47)
♂️ Male sex ↑ (1.38)
Findings consistent across cancer types.
@LancetHaem
https://t.co/8nebHwymdP
💉 New in @AjHematology - The WAVe Study 🩸
In patients >90 kg with cancer-associated VTE, weight-adjusted dalteparin (up to 33,000 IU/day) showed acceptable 30-Day bleeding (5.3%) and low recurrence (1.2%), supporting individualized dosing.
📖 Read: https://t.co/LyRHYEapj2