Hemophilia A&B

Hemophilia A&B

What makes hemophilia a different than hemophilia b? How does someone know what type of hemophilia they have? Get the answers in HemAware.

In a rapidly changing hemophilia treatment landscape, shared decision-making helps patients and providers choose the option that fits best.
These two bleeding disorders share some similarities but are also unique in significant ways. Here’s what you need to know.
This rebalancing agent can help people with hemophilia A or B — with or without inhibitors — to better control...
This blood test helps diagnose clotting disorders but also is used in bleeding disorders care. Here’s what to know.
Twin Scouts with hemophilia tackle challenges and adventures, proving preparation and support can overcome physical limits.
Learn how clinical trials work and how to find studies that may be right for you.
From the beginning, the term “Christmas Disease” caught people off guard. When readers of the British Medical Journal stumbled on...
In the early 1900s, the average life expectancy for someone with hemophilia was just 13 years. Developing the therapies that...
Your hemophilia doesn’t define who you are. But it has significant implications for how you live your life, from the...
Look up the word “mild” in the dictionary, and you’ll see it defined as “not severe, serious, or harsh.” But...
One of the most problematic issues that can occur with hemophilia are inhibitors —a complication that happens when the body’s...
When it comes to the history of hemophilia, there’s a lot to unpack. The public didn’t even have a name...
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