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Period Tracking Apps and Privacy: What Women with Bleeding Disorders Should Know

Menstruation tracking is a valuable tool. Experts say to be vigilant in what information you share.
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Acquired Hemophilia: When Unexpected Bleeding Appears Later in Life

The rare condition usually affects people in their 70s and 80s without warning. Here’s what you need to know.
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Acquired Hemophilia: When Unexpected Bleeding Appears Later in Life
Ask a Social Worker: “I’m 17 with VWD, and my periods are awful. What can I do if my doctor suggests birth control, but my mom doesn’t want me to take it?”

Heavy periods with a bleeding disorder are common, and there are safe, private options to help teens manage them.
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Recent Articles

What Is Anti-TFPI? This New Treatment Could Change Hemophilia Care

This rebalancing agent can help people with hemophilia A or B — with or without inhibitors — to better control...

Hemophilia A&B, Novel Technologies

Von Willebrand Disease Treatment: What’s New and Next?

Advances include improved access to prophylaxis, multiple subcutaneous drugs in development, and research looking at better ways to personalize treatment.

Von Willebrand Disease

The Bleeds Wouldn’t Stop – But This Patient Didn’t Give Up

“I wanted to live my life like there was nothing wrong, but the fear was always there.”

What Happens in a Joint Bleed

It's the most common type of bleed for people with hemophilia.

Hemophilia A&B, Rare Bleeding Disorders, Von Willebrand Disease

Rare Factor Deficiencies

A number of rare bleeding disorders require specialized care.

Rare Bleeding Disorders

Chinedu Felix Osuchukwu is a visual artist and teacher with severe hemophilia A who lives in Washington, DC

The Power of Art

A Washington, DC, artist and teacher is using his talents to help the bleeding disorders community.

My Journey

The Next Generation of Philanthropic Leaders

NHF's Young Hope Society aims to inspire millennial supporters.

Generation Next

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