A new digital medical device, called florio HAEMO, may support more personalized care and help people with hemophilia better plan daily activities and live their normal life, a study suggests. The device helps patients and clinicians monitor real-world, real-time data on treatment and clinical outcomes, including pain, bleeding, well-being, and…

Treatment for burn injuries is usually straightforward: Cool the skin, manage the wound, control pain, and let time do the rest. That’s the version most people are familiar with. When hemophilia enters the picture, though, even a “simple” burn can quietly turn into something far more complicated. To add…

A structured rehabilitation program improved knee function, movement, and pain in people with hemophilia after total knee arthroplasty, a surgical procedure that replaces the knee joint, according to a 10-year study in China. While improvements were seen across patients with varying levels of knee mobility before surgery, those who…

A voice memo appeared in a text from one of my hemophilia mom friends. We usually see each other at national meetings or on social media, but we don’t talk much outside of that. She’s one of the coolest women I know, so I always wonder why we don’t…