Mind & Body

Mind & Body

To play or not to play? For kids with bleeding disorders, that is the question—at camp, at school, at home...
Dating is always fraught with anxiety. For women with bleeding disorders, the nervousness is compounded by the inevitability of “The...
Twenty-three seconds. That’s the time it took for Jesse Owens to break the world record in the 220-yard low hurdles...
Huma Siddiqui of Madison, Wisconsin, has been in the US for a dozen years, but one of the things that...
When Michael Schultz was 10 years old, his parents put him in charge of self-infusions to manage his moderate hemophilia...
Eating healthy is easier said than done, especially for people who are managing a chronic condition like a bleeding disorder...
Needle pokes are a way of life for many patients with hemophilia, so the thought of paying a professional to...
The US Department of Health and Human Services has unveiled Healthy People 2020, the nation’s new 10-year goals and objectives...
Jacob Walker was curled up in bed, holding his abdomen. “I get blood clots the same way some people get...
For Lilliam Bervis, fun and fitness have become perfect partners. Bervis, 24, of Miami, has been salsa dancing for nearly...
Swimming is a great exercise for people with hemophilia and other bleeding disorders.
Moderate hemophilia A hasn’t stopped Mitchell Renville from hiking the 2,165-mile Appalachian Trail. The trek took him from Georgia to...
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