Knowing and Doing Helping women seek proper diagnosis, treatment and care for their symptoms. Read More Women's Bleeding Disorders A Growing Network of Support Symptoms of a bleeding disorder can feel frightening and isolating. The National Hemophilia Foundation (NHF) intends to change that experience... Read More Women's Bleeding Disorders Conquering Cervical Cancer Although cancer is a mighty foe, some types can be conquered. One of those types is cervical cancer. According to... Read More Women's Bleeding Disorders Treating Nosebleeds A glass-walled office offers no privacy when you’re hunched over a trash can with a nosebleed. So says Michelle Cecil... Read More Women's Bleeding Disorders College Health Project As many as 2 million American women have bleeding disorders and do not know it, according to the Office on... Read More Women's Health, Women's Bleeding Disorders VWD Summit Highights Although they outnumber people with hemophilia by a large margin, those with von Willebrand disease (VWD) feel practically invisible at... Read More Women's Bleeding Disorders, Women's Bleeding Disorders Osteoporosis-related Hospitalizations The number one cause of hospitalizations for women is not breast cancer, stroke or heart attack—it’s fractures caused by osteoporosis... Read More Women's Health Women and Medications The US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) is replacing its previous A-X system of rating the risk of prescription drugs... Read More Women's Health Virtual Learning For six months during 2014, representatives of 14 NHF chapters from across the country gathered virtually once a month to... Read More Women's Health, Women's Bleeding Disorders At Risk for Anemia Pregnant women, young children, women with heavy periods and people with bleeding disorders have at least one thing in common—they... Read More Women's Bleeding Disorders Battling Bruises Kari Peepe, 35, has platelet storage pool disorder and laughingly describes herself as a bit of a klutz. This Rohnert... Read More Carriers, Carriers, Women's Bleeding Disorders Alzheimer’s Burden Women in their 60s are twice as likely to develop Alzheimer’s disease as they are to be diagnosed with breast... Read More Adults & Aging, Women's Health Load More
