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Lifeblood, the Thrombosis Charity and raise awareness of the general public about blood clots. National Thrombosis Week is an annual awareness-raising campaign run by Lifeblood every spring. Campaigns were lauded by Parliament in 2006 and 2008. Lifeblood provided both written and oral evidence on several Health Committees: In November 2007 the House of Commons congratulated Lifeblood in an early day motion for its work during the previous five years. Lifeblood was also the winner of the Charity Awards 2010 in the category for Healthcare and Medical Research. Lifeblood, the Thrombosis Charity Lifeblood, the Thrombosis Charity is a UK based charity whose stated mission is