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As they get older, patients with HIV can experience fuzzy thinking. They’re slower to process information, have trouble focusing and...
Snow means winter funtime . You can make snow angels, build snowmen and go sledding. But, if you’re not careful...
Bowling has become an important part of life for Lucas Rice, 17, who has severe hemophilia A. He is on...
The National Hemophilia Foundation’s interactive Steps for Living Web site has been a resource for families of young people with...
In the past decade, research has shown that people with hemophilia are just as prone to heart conditions as the...
Halloween, Thanksgiving, Christmas and Hanukkah. They’re just around the corner, and that means tasty treats and special meals that make...
Connect for Bleeding Disorders is the National Hemophilia Foundation’s (NHF) new young professionals group, drawing people from various backgrounds. Members...
When it comes to drugs, children are not smaller versions of adults. That’s why rigorous testing of medications need to...
As baby boomers age, they’ll not only face arthritis, but the possibility of another “itis” with even greater consequence—hepatitis. In...
A mother’s intuition can lead to the diagnosis of an inhibitor, an antibody to infused factor product concentrate. For Amanda...
Growing up with a bleeding disorder means you’ve got to know how to take care of yourself when it matters...
Kim McLaughlin knew that her daughter, Megan, 12, could get hurt like any other child at school, perhaps in gym...
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