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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
2026 Bleeding Disorders Conference Preview

Here’s a sampling of the sessions you can look forward to at BDC.
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2026 Bleeding Disorders Conference Preview
Congenital Fibrinogen Deficiency Symptoms, Types, and Treatment

We answer some of the most common questions about this rare bleeding disorder.
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Congenital Fibrinogen Deficiency Symptoms, Types, and Treatment

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NBDF’s President and CEO on the State of the Bleeding Disorders Community

Phil Gattone, NBDF’s president and CEO, reflects on passion, organizational growth, and the future of bleeding disorders care.

NBDF in Action

Two advocates, pose with an older man in a suit and tie inside a legislative office decorated with flags and framed photos, during a Washington Days advocacy visit.

Fighting for Better Care for Women with Bleeding Disorders

At Washington Days 2026, South Carolina advocate Candi Mitchum helped bring a powerful message to Capitol Hill.

Advocacy

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Summer Heat and Bleeding Disorders: Staying Safe During an Active Season

Here’s what you need to know about outdoor activities, treatment routines, and medications when temperatures rise.

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5 Books on the History of the Bleeding Disorders Community

The bleeding disorders community has changed dramatically over the past several decades. Advanced treatments mean people now live significantly improved...

Community in Action

Funding Future Breakthroughs in Bleeding Disorders Research

Named for the pioneering Stanford University physiologist who discovered the method for creating cryoprecipitate in 1965, revolutionizing care for people...

Community in Action