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About a quarter (24.4%) of men with hemophilia A and B seen at a clinic in Turkey met the clinical threshold for depression, and nearly three-quarters (74.4%) had anxiety, according to a recent analysis. Having a high school degree was linked to the presence of depression, whereas having…

Pfizer Rare Disease has developed a new video game and wearable wristband to help hemophilia patients learn more about their condition and promote activity tracking in the U.S. The video game, Hemocraft, and the HemMobile Striiv Wearable wristband were launched at the National Hemophilia Foundation’s 69th Annual Meeting in Chicago, Aug. 24-26.

Today started out like most any other day. I walked into the room of my youngest son, Caeleb, to wake him up to get ready for school. I love the ritual of turning on the lights and singing a familiar tune to my family. As I began, however, I found…

Boxes, boxes, and more boxes! We can’t seem to find a way to sift through the endless sea of those irritating but necessary cardboard contraptions containing pieces of our lives. We know that we cannot stop piecing together our lives in another place. Moving forward appears to be the best…

Is it starting again? Is hemophilia about to take over my world? For more than seven years, my family has enjoyed life with hemophilia in the background. My youngest son, Caeleb, is 15 and has severe hemophilia A with an inhibitor. His early years were filled with complications that led…

Shire and Rani Therapeutics have partnered to investigate the use of oral Rani Pill technology as the carrier system for clotting factor VIII in hemophilia A patients. As part of Shire’s commitment, the Irish pharmaceutical company made an equity investment in Rani. Under the agreement — whose terms weren’t…

When people hear the word “hemophilia,” they usually picture bleeds, factor infusions and other treatment routines, and trips to the hospital. Those things certainly shape the condition, but they’re not the whole story. Over the years, I’ve noticed something that feels harder to explain, yet…

Poseida Therapeutics and Takeda are working together to develop non-viral gene therapies for hemophilia and other genetic diseases. “Together with Takeda, we look forward to developing potential cures for a number of genetic diseases with high unmet need,” Eric Ostertag, MD, PhD, Poseida’s CEO, said in a press…