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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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Managing Joint Pain as You Age
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.
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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.
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Recent Articles

ITP: Causes, Diagnosis, and Treatment

ITP is a rare autoimmune disorder that causes low platelets, leading to easy bruising, bleeding, and fatigue.

Rare Bleeding Disorders

How to Evaluate Health Info on Social Media

Ask These Questions Before Following Health Advice on Social Media

You can find a lot of information in your social feeds, but is it true? Here’s how to find out.

Taking Charge, Adults & Aging

Ask a Social Worker: What Should I Be Doing to Age Well with Hemophilia?

Living longer with hemophilia brings new challenges — proactive planning helps protect health, independence, and quality of life.

Ask a Social Worker

What You Need to Know About Mild Hemophilia

Look up the word “mild” in the dictionary, and you’ll see it defined as “not severe, serious, or harsh.” But...

Hemophilia A&B

Serving Hope and Joy

Teddy Taylor’s parents were both top-tier college athletes, so organizing a sporting event to benefit the National Bleeding Disorders Foundation...

Advocacy

2023 Bleeding Disorders Conference: Awards of Excellence Honorees

The National Bleeding Disorders Foundation’s (NBDF) annual Bleeding Disorders Conference is an opportunity for all members of the inheritable blood...

NBDF in Action

Riding High with Hemophilia

When I was an infant, I developed purple and pink bruises all over my body. My parents carried me from...

My Journey

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