Advancing awareness through social media
​Social media can help expand awareness, share trusted information and advance dialogue on women's thrombosis and hemostasis health. Through timely content, expert perspectives and evidence-based resources, digital platforms can help elevate understanding of bleeding and clotting disorders, spotlight disparities in diagnosis and treatment, and connect clinicians, researchers and patient advocates around knowledge, advocacy and action.
Use social media to advance women's blood health awareness and care
Share trusted information
Post and amplify evidence-based resources, scientific updates, educational tools and practical information on women's thrombosis and hemostasis from credible medical sources.
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Raise awareness
Help increase understanding of the symptoms, risk factors and conditions affecting women's blood health across every stage of life — from menstruation and pregnancy to menopause and beyond.
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Spotlight disparities in care
Use data, global perspectives and lived experiences to bring attention to inequities in the diagnosis, treatment and access to care for women with bleeding and clotting disorders.
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Amplify expert voices
Share perspectives from clinicians, researchers, patient advocates and global health leaders to help inform dialogue on women's cardiovascular and hematologic health.
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Support action
Use social media to encourage self-advocacy, awareness campaigns, policy engagement and community-driven efforts to improve care for women living with thrombosis and bleeding disorders.
Social media graphics to download
Help us raise awareness about women's unique risks for bleeding and clotting disorders. Download free ISTH Women's Health Hub social media graphics to share on Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, and more.
Each ready-to-post image is sized for social media and features trusted messaging about women's thrombosis and hemostasis health. Want to customize? Use our free Canva template to add your organization's name or logo.
Every share helps more women find the resources they need at ISSTHWomensHealth.org.
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