Hemophilia A is a rare genetic disorder that affects the blood’s ability to clot properly. It is the most common form of hemophilia, responsible for 80% of all cases.
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The World Federation of Hemophilia (WFH) has created a universal case report form for the collection of core data on hemophilic patients in a standardized format that will include relevant diagnosis, therapies, and outcome. Previous WFH forms provided only an overview of the number of patients and access to treatment.
Treatment for burn injuries is usually straightforward: Cool the skin, manage the wound, control pain, and let time do the rest. That’s the version most people are familiar with. When hemophilia enters the picture, though, even a “simple” burn can quietly turn into something far more complicated. To add…
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…
This month, we celebrated the two holidays of Easter and Passover. Many of my Christian friends describe Easter as a celebration of freedom over sin and death due to the resurrection of Jesus Christ. My Jewish friends gather to recount the story of Passover, a celebration of freedom from slavery…
Dear Newly Diagnosed Sister, Welcome! You are now part of a supportive community full of love, courage, and inspirational superheroes. Always remember that you are not alone. I was diagnosed with von Willebrand disease and hemophilia B in 1975, at age 10. Your diagnosis Diagnosis of…
Bemiltenase alfa, an experimental factor X (FX) activator, helped with on-demand bleeding control for people with hemophilia A and B who had developed inhibitors against standard factor replacement therapies, according to results from early clinical trials. Inhibitors are antibodies that may reduce the effectiveness of hemophilia treatments, making it…
Language barriers can make hemophilia conversations feel confusing, rushed, or isolating — but clear communication is essential for safe, confident care. Understanding your rights, asking for support, and advocating for your needs can help ensure your voice is heard.
Over the past few years, I have learned that bleeding disorders are complex, particularly for women. Hemophilia is not always easy to understand or treat. It can take women up to 16 years to receive an accurate diagnosis. Then treatment plans are created, which can be challenging…