Adults & Aging

Aging with an inheritable blood or bleeding disorder can be challenging. Get tips for what to expect and how to deal here.

Women in their 60s are twice as likely to develop Alzheimer’s disease as they are to be diagnosed with breast...
New cholesterol guidelines published last year, developed jointly by the American College of Cardiologists and the American Heart Association, indicate...
Unexplained weight loss. Short on stamina. Winded while running. Those symptoms landed David Britton, who has mild hemophilia A, in...
The American Heart Association (AHA) wants all Americans to know the warning signs of cardiac arrest and heart attacks. Familiarize...
Despite the commercials on TV, osteoporosis—a disease characterized by weak, brittle bones—doesn’t just occur in older women. When Joe Nozemack...
As they get older, patients with HIV can experience fuzzy thinking. They’re slower to process information, have trouble focusing and...
As baby boomers age, they’ll not only face arthritis, but the possibility of another “itis” with even greater consequence—hepatitis. In...
Ryanne Radford had been getting an annual Pap test for about eight years without any complications. But after a Pap...
Thanks to comprehensive care at hemophilia treatment centers (HTCs), improved safety of clotting factor concentrates and effective treatments for hepatitis...
Growing older with hemophilia can feel less like the golden age and more like the rust years. Stiff joints, heart...
A select group of hemophilia community leaders visited the National Hemophilia Foundation (NHF) national offices in New York City in...
“Iron-poor blood” sounds like an old-fashioned ailment, but it’s not. It’s still the most common 21st-century cause of a condition...
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