Host Prof. Dr. med. Christian Weber (LMU Munich) is joined by Ass. Prof. Kimberly Martinod, PhD (University of Rochester, USA) and Prof. Dr. med. Konstantin Stark (LMU Munich) to explore the evolving science of immunothrombosis and thromboinflammation—concepts that gained global attention during the COVID-19 pandemic but extend well beyond infectious disease.
After a quick introduction, the guests examine how thrombotic and inflammatory mechanisms contribute to conditions such as cardiovascular disease and sepsis, talk about how cells and molecules interact, highlight emerging biomarkers and novel therapies that could transform patient outcomes, but also talk about translational gaps. Last, but not least, they discuss emerging therapies and emphasize the importance of collaboration between scientists and clinicians in bringing laboratory discoveries to the bedside.
Designed for cardiologists, hematologists, critical care specialists, and anyone interested in the complex interplay between the immune and vascular systems, this episode offers both a deep scientific foundation and a forward-looking perspective on future directions in vascular biology and medicine.
The podcast is a collaboration with the Vasculearn Network and Thieme. The episode is now available on major podcast platforms.
