The vast majority of women who have a bleeding disorder or are hemophilia carriers experience noticeable symptoms, such as bruising or heavy periods, a study based on survey results reported. These women also often mentioned encountering healthcare professionals who were dismissive or lacking in empathy. “Many of the experiences…
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People with hemophilia A in the U.K. will soon have greater access to Elocta (efmoroctocog alfa) under a two-year agreement between Sobi and the National Health Service (NHS), the company announced. Elocta was approved by the European Commission for the treatment and prevention of bleeding in all…
An experimental cell-based therapy using Sernova’s innovative medical device, Cell Pouch, safely and effectively increased the levels of factor VIII (FVIII) — the missing clotting protein in hemophilia A — and reduced bleeds in a mouse model of the disease. These are the findings of a study, “…
One fall evening in 1998, I looked around my dining room table in Houston and saw the faces of men and women who’d become some of my dearest friends over the past year. Laughter flooded the room as we stood in awe at what we’d accomplished. I stood, raised a…
A second opinion can bring clarity, reassurance, and confidence when making important hemophilia care decisions. Exploring another expert’s perspective may help ensure your treatment plan aligns with your needs, priorities, and long-term health goals.
Less frequent infusions with Jivi led to fewer bleedings, a greater ability to engage in physical and workplace activities, less vein damage, and better emotional well-being in men with severe hemophilia A compared to previous therapies used, participants in a Phase 2/3 trial largely agreed. “Exploring the Impact of…
Novo Nordisk has resumed its Phase 3 clinical trials investigating concizumab as a potential treatment for hemophilia A and B, the company announced in a press release. The trials were paused in March due to the occurrence of non-fatal thrombotic (blood-clotting) events in three patients. In collaboration…
FEIBA is an approved treatment for patients with hemophilia A and B, some of whom may have stopped responding to replacement therapy.
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How Diet Can Help With Hemophilia Management
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…