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Gene Therapy Approach, Tested on Liver Cells and Mice, Seen as Potential Treatment for Hemophilia B

Researchers, working with mice, have developed a new way of producing substantial numbers of gene-corrected liver cells with the possibility of repopulation in vivo. The strategy, which relies on the liver’s unusual regenerative skills, may hold promise for the treatment of diseases such as hemophilia B. The study by scientists at Oregon Health & Science University,…

Hemophilia Study Points to Benefits, Strategies to Encourage Physical Activity in Patients

Researchers at the University of Tokyo reviewed the status of physical activity among hemophilia patients to discuss strategies to encourage activity through a behavioral change approach by focusing on hemophilia-relevant factors such as benefits and bleeding risk, risk management of bleeding, physical activity characteristics, and difficulty in exercise adherence. The study,…

Hemophiliacs Improve Quality of Life by Playing Sports, Study Says

Sports and physical activity can benefit people living with hemophilia, according to a recent study. Researchers in Germany and the United Kingdom investigated to find whether participating in sports can benefit adults with varying degrees of hemophilia severity. The report, “The impact of sport on health status,…

Companies Partner for Faster, Long-acting Hemophilia Treatment

Catalyst Biosciences, developers of protease therapeutics for serious hemostasis and anti-complement conditions, and CMC ICOS Biologics, Inc., which manufactures therapeutic proteins, have partnered for the manufacture of a next generation hemophelia drug. Catalyst is developing CB 813d, a longer-acting Factor VIIa drug for hemophilia A and B inhibitor patients. “We selected CMC Biologics…

National Hemophilia Foundation Offering a Symposium for Specialty Pharmacists at 2016 Meeting

The National Hemophilia Foundation (NHF) and Impact Education, LLC (IMPACT) have jointly announced the fourth annual National Hemophilia Foundation Annual Meeting pre-conference symposium has been specifically designed for pharmacists — including specialty, home health, health plan, and managed Medicaid pharmacists — as well as for medical directors and other…

Gene Therapy Paper on Repair in Hemophilia B Reviewed

Researchers at the Center for Research in Transplantation and Immunology in France have reviewed a paper concerning certain strategies utilized to correct hemophilia B and the importance of gene delivery vehicles in successful therapies for treatment of the condition. The review paper, “Successful correction of hemophilia by CRISPR/Cas9 genome…