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Ask a Social Worker: How Can I Handle Constant Upsetting News?

Practical ways to stay grounded when constant news and uncertainty feel overwhelming.
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Ask a Social Worker: How Can I Handle Constant Upsetting News?
Brian Andrew: Working Toward a Brighter Future

Learn how one leader’s unexpected cause has turned into a passion for service.
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Waylon Page: “Kids Can Make a Difference”

Diagnosed with a rare bleeding disorder at age 4, Waylon Page has been a powerful advocate and change maker.
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Recent Articles

The Dangers of Dietary Supplements for People with Bleeding Disorders

Some dietary supplements can interfere with your body’s ability to clot.

Fitness & Nutrition

How to Get Help for Anxiety and Depression if You Have a Bleeding Disorder

Reaching middle age with a bleeding disorder can take a toll on your mental health. Here’s what you can do.

Adults & Aging

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 People with Bleeding Disorders Should Know About Possible Drug Interactions

If you or your loved one takes a medication to control a bleeding disorder, you may already know that you...

Blood Safety

How Women with Bleeding Disorders Can Manage Coexisting Conditions

Polycystic ovary syndrome and endometriosis are two common disorders in women. Heavy and irregular bleeding are hallmarks of both, making...

Women's Bleeding Disorders, Pain Management

NHF’s Annual Bleeding Disorders Conference Over the Years

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

NBDF in Action

Transitioning from Pediatric to Adult Care for Bleeding Disorders

For people with bleeding disorders, the transition from pediatric to adult health care is somewhat like the broader transition from...

Family Matters, Taking Charge

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