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Ask a Social Worker: How Can People with a Bleeding Disorder Find an Inpatient Substance Use Treatment Program?

A coalition can help you get the care you need for substance use disorder or a mental health issue.
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Clinical Trials for Hemophilia and Other Bleeding Disorders

Learn how clinical trials work and how to find studies that may be right for you.
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3 Critical Conversations to Have with Your HTC Social Worker

Opening up about insurance, loneliness, and other challenges can benefit you. Here are three conversations to have.
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Recent Articles

WFH 2025 Comprehensive Care Summit Brings Global Experts to Dubai

The event brings together medical and musculoskeletal (MSK) professionals, bleeding disorders patients, and community advocates.

Global Focus

In Memory of Neil Frick: Honoring His Dedication to the Bleeding Disorders Community

A valued and beloved member of NBDF for more than 25 years, Neil Frick passed away unexpectedly in 2024.

NBDF in Action

Consistent protection with as few as 6 injections a year*

Qfitlia™ (fitusiran) prophylaxis helps your blood's ability to clot by lowering a protein called antithrombin

Ask a Social Worker: Finding Support When You Have an Extremely Rare Blood Disorder

Ask a Social Worker is a monthly column featuring questions from the community and answers from members of NHF’s Social...

Ask a Social Worker

Ask a Social Worker: How Can I Heal From Medical Trauma?

Ask a Social Worker is a monthly column featuring questions from the community and answers from members of NHF’s Social...

Ask a Social Worker

MASAC: Guiding Hemophilia Care for 70 Years

The National Hemophilia Foundation (NHF) celebrates its 75th anniversary in 2023. Throughout the year, HemAware.org will be commemorating this special...

75th Anniversary, NBDF in Action

Why Is Hemophilia Called the Royal Disease?

When it comes to the history of hemophilia, there’s a lot to unpack. The public didn’t even have a name...

Hemophilia A&B, Rare Bleeding Disorders

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