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Von Willebrand Disease

Von Willebrand disease (VWD) is an inherited bleeding disorder with an estimated prevalence between 23 and 110 per 1 million people. These numbers vary because the criteria for diagnosis are not always the same. Causes of VWD VWD is caused by mutations in the VWF gene. This gene…

Approved Treatments

Hemophilia is a blood disorder that is characterized by a shortage of specific clotting factors that help to form blood clots and stop bleeding. The primary treatment for hemophilia is replacement therapy that supplies the clotting factors to hemophilia patients who lack them. Other approved hemophilia treatments include…

Hemophilia B Leyden

Hemophilia B Leyden (HBL) is a sub-type of hemophilia B, a genetic bleeding disorder characterized by a lack of a blood-clotting protein called factor IX. HBL accounts for approximately 3% of all hemophilia B cases. HBL is distinct from other forms of hemophilia because, while it is caused by…

Hemophilia Charity Advocates for Better Health Standards Across Europe

Hemophiliacs in Europe have never had so many reasons to feel hopeful about the future, thanks to significant recent scientific advances. But “vested interests, entrenched systems, and blatant, outright corruption limit access” to even basic healthcare in some Eastern European countries, says Amanda Bok, CEO of the Brussels-based European…

FLT180a for hemophilia

FLT180a, also known as verbrinacogene setparvovec, is an investigational gene therapy that was investigated as a treatment for people with hemophilia B.

First Patient Treated in Phase 3 Trial of AMT-061 in Hemophilia B

A Phase 3 clinical trial of treatment candidate AMT-061 for severe and moderately severe hemophilia B has treated its first patient. The open-label HOPE-B study (NCT03569891) is testing the safety and effectiveness of AMT-061 in adult men with hemophilia B. Patient recruitment is continuing for an estimated total of 56…