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Largest study to date comparing direct-acting oral anticoagulants to low-molecular-weight heparin
Oral anticoagulants may be beneficial but need to be balanced against bleeding risks
Findings have implications for reducing venous thromboembolisms
A cost-effective alternative to enoxaparin?
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An underappreciated immune-related adverse event
Why routine screening isn’t advised despite higher prevalence of venous thromboembolism
Implementing order sets and protocols for managing obstetric emergencies
Add prophylaxis for patients receiving systemic therapy
Prescreening for clots also effective
Compares written instructions to a multimethod approach
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