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The definition of the word “inhibit” is “to prohibit from doing something.” But the approximately 550 attendees at the 2011...
Hemophilia care in Taiwan has been covered through the country’s national health insurance system for the past 15 years. But...
Walking is one of the simplest and safest exercises. It’s recommended for almost everyone, including people with bleeding disorders. You...
To stay healthy as you get older, find yourself an expert, a healthcare gatekeeper. That’s what hematologist Patrick F. Fogarty...
Having a rare disease like hemophilia means you don’t often get to see people who share your disease portrayed in...
In June, when the Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade and ended the constitutional right to abortion, women’s health advocates...
You only get one chance. Cutting-edge gene therapies that show the most promise for a permanent solution to hemophilia rely...
Growing up with severe hemophilia A in the 1970s and ’80s, Jason Fulton never let his diagnosis get in the...
Meet the 2025 BDC Awards of Excellence honorees recognized and celebrated for their lasting contributions to the bleeding disorders community.
Running, jumping, walking and weightlifting have something in common—they build bone density and strength. Hematologists now recommend some degree of...
Being diagnosed with a bleeding disorder can spark a lifetime of questions. As treatments, research, medical protocols and healthcare policy...
“THINK BETTER. THINK BIGGER. THINK BEYOND.” These are the themes Steven W. Pipe, MD, laid out in summer 2015 as...
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