Professor Nadezhda Alexandrovna Vorobyova presented an original approach to the problem...
Professor Nadezhda Alexandrovna Vorobyova presented an original approach to the problem of NETosis at the Moscow congress. On October 10, 2026, the IV All‑Russian Congress “Thrombosis Prevention Day in Russia — 2026” was held in Moscow — a significant event that has been setting the tone for the industry’s main conference for four consecutive years. The forum once again confirmed that the topic of hemostasis pathology requires not just attention, but active, systematic, and, most importantly, interdisciplinary involvement of the entire medical community. 🔹 The central moment of the opening was the plenary lecture by Mikhail Albertovich Murashko, Minister of Health. 🔹 During the congress, special attention was given to the fundamental problems of hemostasis pathology. 🔹 At the specialized symposium, Professor Nadezhda Alexandrovna Vorobyova, Head of the Department of Clinical Pharmacology and Pharmacotherapy at NSMU, delivered a compelling and substantive presentation. The topic of her presentation, “NETosis as an Early Predictor of Thrombotic Events,” was the result of many years of work and the search for non‑standard solutions. Professor Vorobyova’s team managed to propose an original approach that aroused genuine interest among the audience and sparked a lively discussion. According to N. A. Vorobyova, what makes the congress particularly valuable is the opportunity for direct dialogue with colleagues — from sharing research findings to discussing the most daring ideas: “Such meetings and trips are invaluable,” the professor notes. “They give a new impetus, keep us from standing still, and help us gradually advance in solving the most complex problems of the multifaceted hemostasis system.” The emotional response from the audience served for the professor not only as recognition of the topic’s relevance but also as a source of inspiration. Several attendees admitted they had come to the symposium specifically to hear Professor N. A. Vorobyova’s presentation. As Nadezhda Alexandrovna herself noted, this holds a special meaning: “It is recognition of the significance of your work.” Once again, the forum reminded everyone that progress in medicine is not only about technologies and equipment but also about the willingness to look at the problem from a different angle and be open to unexpected discoveries.