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Harvard expert explains Hurts' worsening blood clot
Jalen Hurts, the quarterback of the Philadelphia Eagles, has experienced a worsening of his blood clot condition, progressing from a superficial clot in his calf to deep-vein thrombosis and bilateral pulmonary emboli. He was initially diagnosed while playing in London and is now on blood thinners, with doctors optimistic about his full recovery. The case highlights the risks of blood clots, which can develop into life-threatening complications such as pulmonary embolism, especially in athletes with recent travel or inactivity.
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