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ITP: Causes, Diagnosis, and Treatment

ITP is a rare autoimmune disorder that causes low platelets, leading to easy bruising, bleeding, and fatigue.
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Ask These Questions Before Following Health Advice on Social Media

You can find a lot of information in your social feeds, but is it true? Here’s how to find out.
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Ask a Social Worker: What Should I Be Doing to Age Well with Hemophilia?

Living longer with hemophilia brings new challenges — proactive planning helps protect health, independence, and quality of life.
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Recent Articles

Genetic Testing

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.

Women's Bleeding Disorders

Bleeding Disorder Self-Care and Self-Advocacy When You’re at College

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.

Taking Charge, Generation Next

Womens Health

Stroke Prevention for Women with Bleeding Disorders

Women with bleeding disorders face unique stroke risks. Updated guidelines highlight prevention strategies and hormonal treatment considerations.

Women's Bleeding Disorders

Pregnant woman and man looking at laptop computer

Bleeding Disorders in Pregnancy

Self-advocacy and a support team are necessary for pregnant people with bleeding disorders.

Women's Bleeding Disorders

Bob Seaton of Music for the Cause playing the guitar.

Something to Sing About

“Music for the Cause is truly a labor of love.”

Community in Action

6 Do’s and Don’ts for Better Sleep

6 Do’s and Don’ts for Better Sleep

Protect your precious ZZZ's.

Taking Charge

Ronald Staake of Santa Monica, California, zip lining.

Knee Replacement Surgery: Considerations for Adults with Bleeding Disorders

What to think about when considering surgery.

Adults & Aging

Need Information about Bleeding Disorders?

Contact The Neil Frick Resource Center (NFRC)