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Why Women and Girls with Bleeding Disorders Have Been Overlooked

Too often, heavy bleeding is dismissed as “normal.” Now, women with bleeding disorders and providers in the community are speaking up — and changing how care is understood.

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Why Women and Girls with Bleeding Disorders Have Been Overlooked
What Is a 340B Program and Why Does It Matter for People with Bleeding Disorders?

Learn why using your HTC’s pharmacy program can benefit you and your family.
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What Is a 340B Program and Why Does It Matter for People with Bleeding Disorders?
Beyond Bleed Counts: Redefining Success in Bleeding Disorders Care

Managing your condition is about more than controlling bleeds. It’s also about living the life you want.
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Often misdiagnosed, HHT can cause anemia and sometimes organ damage.

Taking Charge

Here’s what you should — and shouldn’t — say to kids to help them feel empowered about their bleeding disorder.

Family Matters

You’re no stranger to drama: Adapting to changing needs, schedules, and even personalities is part of being a caregiver to...

It’s Bleeding Disorders Awareness Month, and the National Hemophilia Foundation (NHF) is once again encouraging those within the community, and...

Michael Tuberdyck: I found out I had hepatitis C sometime in the 1990s, which I contracted years before from tainted...

My Journey

Heart disease is the No. 1 killer of men and women in the United States. And while studies continue to...

Taking Charge

On February 26-28, bleeding disorders advocates from around the country will convene in Washington, DC, for the National Hemophilia Foundation’s...

Advocacy

Need Information about Bleeding Disorders?

Contact The Neil Frick Resource Center (NFRC)