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Out-of-pocket maximum: This term is used by health insurance companies to inform customers of the maximum amount they may have to pay in a year for covered medical care, excluding premiums. Once this maximum is reached, the insurance plan covers 100% of eligible medical expenses for the rest of the…

Total hip replacement surgery for hemophilia patients is usually successful in creating a more functional joint, according to a systematic review study. However, clinicians and patients need to be aware of potential risks, such as infection and bleeding. “This paper confirms the findings of previous studies that [[total hip replacement…

In September, I decided to revamp my pathetic and inconsistent fitness routine. In a moment of desperation, I ordered a Peloton bike. I needed to lose weight and was out of shape. Not a good feeling. With my bleeding disorders, walking causes my foot and knee to swell. I…

The Summer Olympics are around the corner. Gymnasts there will soar through the air with grace and precision, showcasing incredible feats of strength and flexibility. Athletes will push their limits, running at record speeds, demonstrating the peak of human endurance. Divers will climb to dizzying heights, performing acrobatic feats as…

The gene therapy BBM-H901 (dalnacogene ponparvovec) has been approved in China for adults with moderate to severe hemophilia B, making it the first approved gene therapy for the disorder in the country. BBM-H901 was developed and will be manufactured by Belief Biomed (BBM), but it will be commercialized…

My husband, Jared, lives with hemophilia B and a seizure disorder. He also lifts weights, performs bodyweight workouts, and swims. Now and then, someone will see him doing laps in the pool and ask, “Are you a professional?” To which he responds, “No, the water just loves me more.