Thrombosis and hemostasis resources for researchers
We have compiled a comprehensive hub of resources to support researchers advancing the science of bleeding and clotting disorders in women.
Access the the ISTH publications database, connect with active research registries and collaboratives, explore funding opportunities to support your work and engage with the ISTH specialty groups bringing together leading experts across thrombosis and hemostasis.
Exploring research priorities through global collaboration
ISTH collaborates with leading medical societies, advocacy organizations and scientific bodies to set research priorities and develop evidence-based clinical guidelines that improve outcomes for patients with bleeding and clotting disorders. Through Scientific and Standardization Committee subcommittees and partnerships with organizations, including the American Society of Hematology and the AC Forum, these collaborations shape landmark guidance and drive the science forward for women and families worldwide.
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Funding opportunities
Research into bleeding and clotting disorders in women remains one of the most critical and underfunded areas in thrombosis and hemostasis science. ISTH is committed to changing that through a range of funding opportunities designed to support researchers at every stage of their career.
From SSC Research Grants and Fundamental Research Career Development Awards to fellowships supporting investigators in low- and middle-income countries, ISTH funding programs are open to clinicians, scientists and early-career researchers working to advance the understanding, diagnosis and treatment of hemostatic and thrombotic conditions in women. Explore current opportunities and take the next step in driving meaningful progress in the field.
ISTH clinical guidance and guidelines for women's health
The ISTH produces evidence-based clinical practice guidelines and guidance documents that provide practical recommendations for managing thrombosis and hemostasis disorders. These documents are developed by multidisciplinary expert panels and address clinically important topics in women's health, offering informed guidance where randomized controlled trial data may be limited. Browse the ISTH's women's health guidelines and guidance documents below to support clinical decision-making across the reproductive lifespan.
Global support:
Collaborative networks
Navigating women's health challenges in thrombosis and hemostasis often requires collaboration beyond your immediate practice.
The ISTH has curated a comprehensive network of global and regional societies, organizations and associations dedicated to advancing care in this specialized field.
Whether you're seeking expert consultation on complex cases, looking to expand your knowledge through professional development opportunities or connecting with colleagues who share your focus on women's health, these organizations provide the specialized expertise and community support essential to delivering optimal patient care.
Explore ISTH resources
The ISTH provides comprehensive educational resources and research publications to advance clinical practice in thrombosis and hemostasis.
Access curated women's health content, continuing education through the ISTH Academy, and peer-reviewed research from our flagship journals.
The ISTH Academy delivers continuing medical education through webinars, courses and expert content in thrombosis and hemostasis. Educational resources support healthcare professionals advancing clinical knowledge in bleeding and clotting disorders.
The Journal of Thrombosis and Haemostasis (JTH) publishes peer-reviewed research advancing diagnosis and treatment of bleeding and clotting. Original research, clinical investigations and guidelines shape global practice in thrombosis and hemostasis.
Research and Practice in Thrombosis and Haemostasis (RPTH) is an open-access journal publishing peer-reviewed advances in bleeding and clotting. Global researchers and clinicians access the latest evidence-based research in thrombosis and hemostasis care.