The severity of a person’s hemophilia depends on the amount of clotting factor they have in their blood. Generally speaking, the disease is considered mild, moderate or severe, although around 70 percent of people living with the disease have the severe form. MORE: Five tips for healthy living with hemophilia…

The majority of hemophilia cases are genetic, affect males and are diagnosed fairly early in childhood. However, there are rare cases of hemophilia that develop later in life and are called “acquired hemophilia.” MORE: Four hemophilia screening tests. Acquired hemophilia is an autoimmune disease where the immune system attacks blood clotting…

CSL Behring marked World Hemophilia Day April 17 by shipping more than 10 million international units (IUs) of its medicines to treat hemophilia A to developing countries through the nonprofit World Federation of Hemophilia (WFH). The medicines were sent to countries like Vietnam, Cameroon and others through the WFH’s…

Enzyre has raised €12 million (over $12 million) to speed the development of EnzyPad, a device that could one day allow people with hemophilia A to monitor their blood-clotting status in real time from anywhere, including their home. “We are delighted to have closed this successful financing…

It’s 9 a.m. Bright, tropical rays of sunlight force their way through our full-length windows — a signal that it’s time to get out of bed. My husband, Jared, always an early riser, often gets up first. Today is no exception. He goes to our kitchen downstairs, contemplates what he’ll…

In this video from the Hemophilia Federation of America, Kyle McCullough and Jesse Mayhan share what it’s like living with severe hemophilia. The boys discuss their treatment and what they tell friends when they ask about their condition. They also talk about what they’d like to…

In this video from the Hemophilia Federation of America, Kyle McCullough and Jesse Mayhan share what it’s like living with severe hemophilia. The boys discuss their treatment and what they tell friends when they ask about their condition. They also talk about what they’d like to…

All of the hemophilia B patients in an ongoing Phase 1/2 clinical trial of SPK-9001 experienced clotting-factor increases and reductions in bleeding episodes, according to the therapy’s maker, Spark Therapeutics. University of Pennsylvania medical researcher Adam Cuker will present the updated preliminary results today at the Hemostasis and Thrombosis Research Society (HTRS) 2017…

Discovering your child has hemophilia can be devastating. While you will certainly need to make some lifestyle changes moving forward, with the correct treatment and preventative measures, there’s no reason why your child can’t live a happy and healthy life. To help you come to terms with life with hemophilia and…

The majority of hemophilia cases are genetic, affect males and are diagnosed fairly early in childhood. However, there are rare cases of hemophilia that develop later in life and are called “acquired hemophilia.” MORE: Four hemophilia screening tests. Acquired hemophilia is an autoimmune disease where the immune system attacks blood clotting factor…