A recent study from National Taiwan University Hospital shows that apixaban, a blood-thinning medication, can help prevent blood clots in dialysis patients after a procedure to clear blocked vascular access. Dialysis patients rely on vascular access—like fistulas or grafts—to filter their blood, but clots can form and block these pathways, making dialysis impossible.
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