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Hereditary Hemorrhagic Telangiectasia: More Than Just Nosebleeds

Often misdiagnosed, HHT can cause anemia and sometimes organ damage.
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Hereditary Hemorrhagic Telangiectasia: More Than Just Nosebleeds
How to Build Your Child’s Confidence When They Have a Bleeding Disorder

Here’s what you should — and shouldn’t — say to kids to help them feel empowered about their bleeding disorder.
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How Specialized Clinics for Women and Girls with Bleeding Disorders Improve Care

Women and girls clinics are closing gaps with coordinated bleeding disorders care that spans every stage of life.
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Recent Articles

2026 Bleeding Disorders Conference Preview

Here’s a sampling of the sessions you can look forward to at BDC.

NBDF in Action

Congenital Fibrinogen Deficiency Symptoms, Types, and Treatment

We answer some of the most common questions about this rare bleeding disorder.

Rare Bleeding Disorders

As Life Changes, Your Bleeding Disorder Treatment May Need to Change, Too

It’s good to talk to a provider about your treatment options, even if what you’re doing is working.

Taking Charge, Adults & Aging

Twenty dollar bill rolled in prescription bottle next to stethoscope

Insurance and Healthcare Outlook for 2012

The US healthcare system is challenged by high costs during this tough economic period. Decisions about how to rein in...

Advocacy, Insurance, Family Matters

von Willebrand Chain Reaction

Researchers at Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis have discovered that von Willebrand factor (VWF), which helps the...

Von Willebrand Disease, Women's Health, Women's Bleeding Disorders

Fight the Flu

If you didn’t get a flu shot last fall, it’s not too late. Although the Centers for Disease Control and...

Family Matters

Researcher Support Critical to New Drug Development

The bleeding disorders community is in a unique period of drug development. Almost every pharmaceutical company currently producing factor products...

Researcher Profiles, Advocacy

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