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A therapy designed to promote the growth of regulatory T-cells (Tregs) in the body prevented inhibitor development in a mouse model of hemophilia A that was treated with factor replacement therapy, a study showed. Inhibitors, a type of neutralizing antibody some patients develop that can make replacement therapies…

Mononine, or human coagulation factor IX, is a factor IX concentrate indicated for the prevention and control of bleeding in hemophilia B. The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) approved its use in 1992, making it the first highly purified factor IX on the U.S. market.

The International Society on Thrombosis and Hemostasis (ISTH) created a Bleeding Assessment Tool (BAT) that is useful to identify and assess disease severity in people with hemophilia, both  newly diagnosed patients and those who had a prior diagnosis, a study found. The study, “Application of the ISTH bleeding score in hemophilia,”…

Last Friday started like any other day. I felt excited that I’d survived my first week back at work after an incredible vacation in Washington, D.C. I began to prepare a mental schedule to order my day. As I thought of the many things around the house that needed my…

Recently, my husband, Jared, and I stumbled upon a local shoemakers’ trade bazaar at the city hall. We just moved to a new home in a brand-new city at the start of the year, and Marikina just so happens to be the “Shoe Capital of the Philippines”! One thing…

The advancements in modern medicine have meant that people with hemophilia are living longer than ever, however, this brings its own set of problems for the medical profession. People living with the disease are just as likely to have other health issues when they get older as those without hemophilia,…