Science and Technology Daily, Kunming, September 5 (Reporter Zhao Hanbin) High-altitude exposure is an important risk factor for thrombosis. The reporter learned from the Kunming Institute of Zoology, Chinese Academy of Sciences on September 5 that the natural drug functional proteomics team led by researcher Lai Ren of the institute recently took the lead in revealing the pathological mechanism of high altitude thrombosis, and provided intervention strategies for the development of new anti-altitude thrombosis drugs. Fresh thinking. The internationally renowned journal "Blood" published relevant research results online

The "May Day" holiday is coming, and many people will embark on a journey of visiting relatives and vacations, and starting a happy journey. However, during a long journey by coach, train or plane, there is one disease that may creep up on you and need the attention of travelers: deep vein thrombosis in the lower limbs.

In 1856, the German medical scientist, anthropologist, public health scientist, pathologist, paleontologist and politician Professor Rudolf Virchow first proposed the concept of "thrombosis"; The three thrombus-related terms are “proteinogen”; it is proposed that vascular wall damage, abnormal blood flow, and abnormal blood components are the three major elements of thrombosis. For one hundred and sixty years, this theory still guides the medical practice of thrombosis.

September 8 is a day for global physiotherapists - World physiotherapy day. On September 8, 1996, the world physiotherapy Alliance (wcpt), established in 1951, decided to set September 8 as the "world physiotherapy day" every year. Its purpose is to make practitioners around the world - physiotherapists - recognize the important role of physiotherapists in promoting and maintaining human health: