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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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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.”

Ask a Social Worker: What’s the Latest on the Stimate Nasal Spray Recall?

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

Community in Action, Ask a Social Worker

An Update on Gene Therapy for Hemophilia

After several decades of research, gene therapy for hemophilia is moving closer to becoming a reality. One of the most...

Novel Technologies

How to Lower Your Risk for Cancer

The great news about improving bleeding disorders care is that people are managing their condition better and living longer. The...

Fitness & Nutrition

NIH State of the Science: A Look Back and a Way Forward

On two rainy days in May 2018, more than 200 researchers, clinicians, pharmaceutical industry representatives, government officials, and patient advocates...

Researcher Profiles

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