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Meet Two Trusted Bleeding Disorders Influencers on TikTok

Meet two women using TikTok to inspire and help others in the bleeding disorders community.
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Meet Two Trusted Bleeding Disorders Influencers on TikTok
3 Ways to Build Resilience in the Face of Chronic Pain

Persistent pain may be a part of life when you have a bleeding disorder. Try these strategies to cope.
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Managing Joint Pain as You Age

Joint pain can be a common complaint among older people with bleeding disorders, but exercise and physical therapy help.
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Recent Articles

How World Federation of Hemophilia USA Cares for the Global Community

WFH USA advances care worldwide through humanitarian aid, training, advocacy, research, and initiatives supporting bleeding disorders communities.

Global Focus

What Friends Need to Know About Your Bleeding Disorder

Disclosing your bleeding disorder to others in your social circles can be a good idea for several reasons.

Generation Next

Efforts to Ban Copay Accumulator Programs: The Power of State Advocacy

Chapters are leading efforts to ban harmful copay policies, protecting patients with chronic conditions from high costs and treatment interruptions.

Chapter Roundup

NHF-Baxter Clinical Fellow Profile: Jordan A. Shavit, MD, PhD

Accomplished pediatric researcher advances study of pediatric bleeding disorders. HemAware is conducting a series of interviews with recipients of the...

My Journey

Bodyweight Basics

Skip the gym, now you can exercise the do-it-yourself way at home using bodyweight exercises. Bodyweight exercises, which include pushups...

Fitness & Nutrition

Runner’s World

In each issue of HemAware , we spotlight people in the bleeding disorders community. Here, we talk to Skylar Lobdell...

Generation Next, Fitness & Nutrition

Advocating for Change

Nearly 350 members of the bleeding disorders community gathered in Washington, DC, February 24–27, 2015, for NHF’s annual advocacy event...

Advocacy

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