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5 Free Apps That Are Good for Your Heart

These tools can help you measure your heart rate, track healthy meals, build consistent fitness routines, and more.
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Lasting Bleeding Disorders Conference Memories

Longtime attendees of NBDF’s annual conference share their favorite memories and why BDC means so much to them.
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What’s Hurting Your Mental Health, and What You Can Do About It

These five factors can contribute to depression, anxiety, and stress, especially if you have a chronic health condition.
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Factor X Deficiency: Understanding This Rare Bleeding Disorder

Here’s your guide to why the condition occurs, how to recognize symptoms, and what to do to manage it.

Rare Bleeding Disorders, Taking Charge, Women's Bleeding Disorders

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.

Ask a Social Worker

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

6 Things to Know About Braces and Bleeding Disorders

Getting braces or other orthodontic devices such as a retainer is a rite of passage for millions of kids (and...

Taking Charge, Family Matters

Community Heroes: NHF CEO Val D. Bias

When Val D. Bias became chief executive officer of the National Hemophilia Foundation (NHF) in 2008, he wasn’t just the...

Community in Action, Advocacy

Community Heroes: Marion Koerper, MD

On the first day of her pediatric internship at San Francisco General Hospital, Marion Koerper, MD, noticed a 4-year-old boy...

Community in Action

Community Heroes: James V. Luck Jr., MD

Growing up in Southern California, James V. Luck Jr., MD, heard inspiring—and hair-raising—family stories about orthopedic surgery. In 1911, Luck’s...

Community in Action

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