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A single dose of Freeline Therapeutics’ experimental gene therapy FLT180a increased the levels of factor IX (FIX) — the missing clotting protein in hemophilia B — for up to around 3.5 years in nine out of 10 men with moderate-to-severe disease. That’s according to data from the Phase…

In February, I wrote about hemophilia’s effects on bone health after attending a webinar sponsored by Factor My Way, a patient support program. It featured bleeding disorders expert Claudio Sandoval, MD, who explained that everyone with hemophilia A (factor VIII deficiency) is at an increased risk of…

Most people with hemophilia A or B who switched from an approved prophylactic (preventive) therapy regimen to once-monthly treatment with fitusiran in the ATLAS-PPX clinical trial had no bleeds over seven months on the investigational therapy, new data show. Fitusiran also reduced bleeding rates regardless of the presence…

Living with pain is exhausting. However, those living with pain have numerous ways to manage their condition, seeking relief through medication, physical therapy, massage, chiropractic care, and even hypnosis. Knowing the cause of that pain is helpful for doctors and patients as they work to find ways to cope and…

Weekly use of the experimental therapy efanesoctocog alfa maintains therapeutic levels of factor VIII (FVIII) — the missing clotting factor in hemophilia A — and significantly improves physical and joint health, while reducing pain, in adolescents and adults with a severe form of the disease. These are the…

The first three participants in the B-LIEVE trial all have factor IX (FIX) levels within the normal range more than one month after being treated with FLT180a, Freeline’s experimental gene therapy for hemophilia B, according to the company. “The initial data show that FLT180a provides rapid and consistent…

Once-daily preventive treatment with Novo Nordisk’s experimental therapy concizumab significantly reduced bleeding rates in people with both hemophilia A and B with inhibitors, according to new data from the Phase 3 explorer7 trial. In fact, bleeding rates in patients receiving concizumab in trial decreased by more than 85%. Based…

Mim8, an investigational therapy to prevent bleeding episodes in people with hemophilia A, is safe and well-tolerated at multiple doses, according to data from the Phase 1/2 FRONTIER1 trial. The therapy also showed signs of efficacy, with most patients given higher doses experiencing no bleeds during treatment. “We are…