Citing Soleo Health’s clinical expertise and data-reporting capabilities, U.S. national insurer Highmark has tapped the specialty pharmacy and infusion services provider to help care for its members who have hemophilia. An independent licensee of the Blue Cross Blue Shield Association, Highmark covers about 190 hemophilia patients.
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A new online service allows patients with bleeding disorders like hemophilia to share important information about their treatment and bleeds with their medical team in real time. MORE: Five tips for living healthily with hemophilia The HemaGo XChange portal was created by Novo Nordisk A/S as an update to their existing website…
BBM-H901 (dalnacogene ponparvovec), a gene therapy that’s approved in China for adults with moderate to severe hemophilia B, was shown to significantly reduce bleeding rates among hemophilia B patients in clinical trials, a new study shows. Hemophilia B is a genetic disorder caused by mutations in the gene that…
An opportunity arises Five years ago, Ashley Gregory was asked to head The Female Factor (TFF), a program sponsored by the Hemophilia Foundation of Northern California (HFNC). According to Ashley, this opportunity brought her out of her shell and helped her to discover an affinity and…
My husband, Jared, and I both have marketing backgrounds. We’re used to thinking in terms of value. In branding, you ask: What makes this product worth noticing? What problem does it solve? Why should people care? It’s strange to apply that mindset to something like hemophilia. But when you…
People with hemophilia are nearly four times more likely to experience sexual problems than are individuals without bleeding disorders, according to the results of a new international survey. The survey found that problems with sexual intimacy in patients with hemophilia were associated with older age, experiencing acute or chronic pain…
One year of treatment with Elocta (efmoroctocog alfa) — an extended half-life replacement therapy known as Eloctate in the U.S. — reduced the frequency of bleeds in the elbows and knees of adults with severe hemophilia A, a Spanish study showed. Reduced pain intensity in the elbows also…
While nearly one-third of people living with hemophilia are female, a new global survey reveals that many of these patients remain undiagnosed due to systemic healthcare barriers and social stigma. Researchers representing the World Federation of Hemophilia (WFH) are calling for a coordinated effort to improve diagnostic access…
People with hemophilia showed no heightened protection against COVID-19 severity or mortality, a large retrospective U.S. outcomes study found. “Having hemophilia was not a risk factor for death,” the researchers wrote, noting, however, that hemophilia patients “were more likely to have moderate COVID-19 severity and to be hospitalized.” Older…
Improved Medicines, Tailored Strategies May Improve Hemophilia Treatment Adherence, Study Finds
Knowledge about the clinical benefits of treatments and their importance in the outcome of patients, as well as more stable therapies, will likely improve treatment adherence among hemophilia patients in the U.S., according to new research. The study, “Treatment adherence in hemophilia,” was conducted by Dr. Courtney Thornburg, medical…