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Patient Surveys Can Help Doctors Do a Better Job of Treating Hemophilia, Study Suggests

Information from patient surveys can help doctors do a better job of managing hemophilia and improving patients’ outcomes, an American study reports. The research, which appeared in the journal Patient Preference and Adherence, was titled “Construct validity of patient-reported outcome instruments in US adults with hemophilia: results from the Pain, Functional…

EU Grants €5.6 Million to Consortium Developing Sernova’s Cell Pouch Therapy for Hemophilia A Patients

The European Commission will award the Brussels-based HemAcure Consortium €5.6 million in next-stage funding of a therapy called Cell Pouch —  developed in collaboration with Canada’s Sernova — for hemophilia A patients. The therapy delivers corrected factor VIII with the help of cells that sit in a transplanted pouch under the skin. The cell pouch…