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Men with hemophilia and infected with the human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) are at a high risk of developing certain types of cancer that are more likely in people with HIV, according to a recent study in Japan. These cancers, called non-acquired immunodeficiency syndrome-defining malignancies or NADMs, included liver cancer,…

Regular and sustained physical exercise — including aerobic activities, strength training, and balance exercises — may help ease chronic pain, improve physical performance, and enhance quality of life in people with hemophilia of all ages, according to a review study. The researchers found that exercise is generally safe when…

Patient advocacy groups in five states will focus on the challenges affecting patients with blood disorders like hemophilia with the support in part of grants from the Local Empowerment for Advocacy Development (LEAD) program, sponsored by CSL Behring. The five groups are the Bleeding Disorders Foundation of Washington (BDFW), the …

Three hemophilia B patients said they were able to lead a relatively normal life, including being more active and participating in sports, about three years after receiving the investigational gene therapy AMT-060 in a clinical trial. Their experiences were reported in the study, “The Patient…

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.

  There’s a good chance those who don’t have a close connection with hemophilia don’t know much about the disease. Some may know that it’s a bleeding disorder, though they probably don’t know what the outcomes are for those who are diagnosed or how it’s treated. It’s for these…

Electrically stimulating the vagus nerve — the main set of nerve fibers that control involuntary bodily functions — significantly reduced blood loss and sped up clot formation after injury in a mouse model of hemophilia A, according to a recent study. Controlling bleeding by stimulating the vagus nerve was…

A few weeks ago, I spent a long weekend at a women’s retreat hosted by the Coalition for Hemophilia B in Stone Mountain, Georgia. Years ago, I attended the iconic laser show at Stone Mountain and have always wanted to return. I was thrilled to find out the show was…