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Ask Dr. Stephan Moll
These questions have been submitted by folks on the mailing list and answered by Dr. Moll, Director of the Thrombophilia Program at the Carolina Cardiovascular Biology Center, Department of Medicine, Division of Hematology-Oncology, UNC Chapel Hill (North Carolina, USA). Why am I doing this?
75. Patient advocacy for thrombosis
Last Updated: 9/27/2004
Q: “How can I get involved into patient advocacy for thrombosis and thrombophilia?”
A: A national patient advocacy group formed 1 year ago (NATT = National Alliance for Thrombosis and Thrombophilia) – please see Q/A 36. NATT very much needs financial and volunteer support to get further off the ground. Please see attachments for (a) a description of NATT (75a.pdf) and (b) (75b.pdf) details as to how you can help financially or as a volunteer..
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