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Why Genetic Testing Matters for Girls at Risk for Hemophilia

Girls at risk for hemophilia are often overlooked for genetic testing, which can contribute to delayed diagnosis and care.
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Bleeding Disorder Self-Care and Self-Advocacy When You’re at College

Follow these tips to successfully manage your condition while you’re away from home and own your own.
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Stroke Prevention for Women with Bleeding Disorders

Women with bleeding disorders face unique stroke risks. Updated guidelines highlight prevention strategies and hormonal treatment considerations.
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Stroke Prevention for Women with Bleeding Disorders

JGP Fellowships empower researchers to study bleeding disorders and build lasting connections with the community they aim to help.

Advocacy

Twin Scouts with hemophilia tackle challenges and adventures, proving preparation and support can overcome physical limits.

Hemophilia A&B

Aging with a bleeding disorder brings new risks, including diabetes. Here’s how to recognize the symptoms and protect your health.

Taking Charge

Everyone’s experienced a bout of dizziness at least once in their life—usually it’s as a child after running around in...

Pain Management

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

Family Matters, Ask a Social Worker

The last thing you want to think about is having your child get injured. But there are some hazards in...

Family Matters

Hemophilia runs in families. In the majority of cases, the bleeding disorder is inherited from a parent to a child...

Hemophilia A&B

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