13/10/2026
10 million cases of venous thromboembolism (VTE) occur worldwide every year.
For women, the risk of developing a blood clot can change throughout different stages of life. This World Thrombosis Day, we’re joining the global conversation about thrombosis, women’s health and understanding individual risk.
From pregnancy and hormonal treatments to surgery, prolonged inactivity and long-distance travel, many factors can influence blood clot risk.
At ISOBAR, movement, circulation and individual needs are central to our approach to Personalised Compression Therapy.
Our latest article, “Movement, Circulation and Women’s Health: Why It Matters”, explores how regular movement supports circulation, the factors that can influence thrombosis risk in women, and the impact of travel and prolonged sitting. It also covers warning signs, practical steps to support circulation and the role of personalised compression therapy.
Read the full article: https://isobar-compression.com/blog/world-thrombosis-day-2026-movement-circulation-women-s-health-why-it-matters
Keep moving. Support your circulation. Know your individual risk.
Statistics: World Thrombosis Day / International Society on Thrombosis and Haemostasis (ISTH).