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Clinical trials for hemophilia are essential to advance medical knowledge and develop treatments. But for decades, trials related to hemophilia enrolled only men, given the assumption that women were only carriers of the disease. Consequently, women with the disorder were denied the opportunity to participate in…

Roche is initiating a Phase 3 clinical trial to test the experimental gene therapy SPK-8011 in people with hemophilia A. The company announced the move in its 2023 half-year results. At the same time, however, Roche is discontinuing the development of another investigational hemophilia A gene therapy…

First in a series.  Treatment for people living with hemophilia has long meant a lifetime of infusions, careful planning, and constant vigilance. But new therapies are rewriting what’s possible, particularly gene therapy. Domenic Catrine is a charismatic 21-year-old who lives with severe hemophilia B. A junior in college…

A young woman who sought emergency care for severe pain and swelling of her left hand five weeks after giving birth was ultimately diagnosed with acquired hemophilia A — caught early enough that she did not require surgery. That’s according to a new report detailing the woman’s case, which,…

Eating well is important for everyone, but particularly for those living with hemophilia. Eating a diet that encourages strong bones and muscles and helps keep you at a healthy body weight is essential. MORE: Young boys explain what it’s like to live with hemophilia Obesity is becoming a major problem when it…

Living with severe hemophilia often means pain is part of daily life. This column shares strategies for understanding different types of pain and responding in ways that help restore a sense of control.

A single infusion of Beqvez (fidanacogene elaparvovec-dzkt), a now-discontinued gene therapy for hemophilia B, led to sustained production of factor IX (FIX) — the clotting protein missing in people with the condition — for up to six years, reducing bleeding episodes and eliminating the need for routine preventive…

With encouragement from the World Federation of Hemophilia (WFH) and its partners, the World Health Organization (WHO) updated its essential medicines lists to better align with international clinical guidelines for managing hemophilia and other bleeding disorders. These lists — the Essential Medicines List (EML) and the…