Community in Action

Nationwide, the inheritable blood and bleeding disorders community is taking action to raise awareness for the cause. Read more to get involved and get inspired!

"The second I started nursing school, I knew that I loved it."
When one of its own was diagnosed with hemophilia, an Oklahoma congregation sprang into action.
Hurricanes, wildfires and more test the bleeding disorders community’s preparation for emergencies.
People with no prior connection to bleeding disorders become passionate advocates.
In March, bleeding disorders advocates nationwide donned their red ties and raised a record-setting amount of money during the National...
One of the probably lesser known—and certainly most far-flung—of the 140-plus federally designated US hemophilia treatment centers (HTCs) will soon...
Juniata College is a small liberal arts school in Huntingdon, Pennsylvania, about 125 miles east of Pittsburgh. The college was...
Clinical trials provide important information about how well drugs and devices work and how safe they are, but they’re not...
Amelia Mickeliunas Lemonade stand fundraiser, Omaha, Nebraska In 2016, when Jenny and Joe Mickeliunas’ newborn son, Elliott, was diagnosed with...
On Wednesday, February 28, people all over the world will celebrate Rare Disease Day. EURORDIS, a nongovernmental alliance of organizations...
Alan Kennell’s son, Preston, has severe hemophilia A. Every fall, the Kennell family raises money and awareness for bleeding disorders...
In 1990, Ryan White, an 18-year-old with hemophilia, passed away from AIDS. His mother, Jeanne White-Ginder, felt alone in her...
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