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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 bleeding.
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What Is Anti-TFPI? This New Treatment Could Change Hemophilia Care
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.
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Von Willebrand Disease Treatment: What’s New and Next?
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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Recent Articles

Brian Andrew: Working Toward a Brighter Future

Learn how one leader’s unexpected cause has turned into a passion for service.

Community in Action

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.

My Journey

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.”

NHF Fellowship: 50 Years of Insights, Innovation, and Breakthroughs

In 1972, the National Hemophilia Foundation (NHF) introduced the Judith Graham Pool Postdoctoral Research Fellowship, named after the legendary researcher...

NBDF in Action

Common Questions About von Willebrand Disease

von Willebrand disease is the most prevalent, yet lesser known, bleeding disorder. Here’s what you need to know about VWD.

Von Willebrand Disease

Can People with Bleeding Disorders Take Blood Thinners?

Advice and insight from a hematologist and a cardiologist.

Blood Safety

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Safeguarding an Essential Treatment for Heavy Periods

In June, when the Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade and ended the constitutional right to abortion, women’s health advocates...

Women's Bleeding Disorders

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