Generation Next

Making It Work

Whether you are in the midst of your career or just starting the job hunt, young adults with bleeding disorders...

Generation Next

“Meet you at the hookah lounge” sounds like a safe way to spend your college weekends or after-work downtime with...

Generation Next

Carson Ouellette, 23, applied to the National Hemophilia Foundation’s (NHF’s) National Youth Leadership Institute (NYLI) when he was a college...

Generation Next

Whether you’ve known what you wanted to be since you were a kid or have no clue what’s next, your...

Generation Next

In each issue of HemAware , we spotlight people in the bleeding disorders community. Here, we talk to Skylar Lobdell...

Generation Next, Fitness & Nutrition

During Washington Days, you can make your story count. That’s what Nikole Scappe, 23, learned last year when she joined...

Generation Next, Mind & Body

Video games aren’t just for fun. Playing them can also improve learning capabilities, reported an October 2014 study, published in...

Generation Next

In his 30-plus years as a career counselor, Don Molter has seen students earn thousands of dollars in financial aid—or...

Generation Next

Perseus Patel and Michael Goldberg, both 23, have several things in common. They recently began their second year of medical...

Generation Next

Kyle Brown is fortunate that his hemophilia treatment center (HTC) kept ordering his medications. Ideally, his prophylaxis supply should have...

Generation Next, Adults & Aging, Family Matters

Most teenagers don’t share a piano bench with Elton John during a concert. Or drive a red Mustang, a gift...

Generation Next, Hemophilia A&B, HIV, Family Matters

It was December 1984, and Ryan White was a middle school student in Kokomo, Indiana. He’d just learned during hemophilia...

Generation Next, Advocacy