Arielle Langer

Dr. Arielle Langer, an assistant professor at Harvard Medical School and director of various specialized programs, dives into antiphospholipid syndrome's clinical features, testing, and management strategies. She breaks down the diagnostic challenges, emphasizing the need for precise differentiation between true cases and false positives. Langer also discusses the complexities of managing this condition, particularly in pregnancy, and highlights the importance of patient education and collaboration with specialists for optimal care.

Dr. Arielle Langer, an expert in antiphospholipid syndrome, discusses clinical features, laboratory testing, and management of the syndrome. Topics include suspicion for antiphospholipid syndrome, interpreting laboratory testing, managing recurrent thrombosis, and obstetric APLS. The challenges of diagnosing APS based on pregnancy history are also explored. Importance of referring patients to specialists and promoting support is emphasized.

Dr. Arielle Langer, a physician-scientist focusing on women's health, shares her groundbreaking research on beta-thalassemia minor and its links to anemia in pregnancy, revealing concerning patterns in hemoglobin changes. Dr. Marc Blondon, an angiologist, discusses his findings on estrogen-related thrombotic biomarkers, illuminating how quickly these risks return to normal after halting hormonal contraceptives. Together, they explore critical clinical implications for maternal health, including risks during labor and necessary practice changes for safer hormone use.