Women's Health

Women's Health

For women hemophilia carriers, the choice to add a child to the family goes far beyond the question: “Should we...
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See cover article, " Pregnant Pause." Pregnancy and birth are often times of great joy, but they can also be...
For women with bleeding disorders (including carriers), pregnancy can be a time of heightened worry and confusion.
Three years ago Lisa Webb,* of Rochester, New York, was shocked to learn that her newborn son, Matthew, had severe...
Lara Palermo was 19 years old when she delivered her first child, Natalia, in 1996. Instead of going home after...
“Iron-poor blood” sounds like an old-fashioned ailment, but it’s not. It’s still the most common 21st-century cause of a condition...
As Patrice Flax, MS, MSW, was chatting with the clerk at the checkout counter, she mentioned her appointment as education...
“Missense” and “nonsense” make sense at the molecular level. These are genetic mutations that cause hemophilia. Knowing your genotype, or...
In late 2009, the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) approved two new medications of interest to the bleeding disorders...
The first time doctors told Sherri Revard that she couldn’t have a bleeding disorder because she was a girl, she...
Lilliam Bervis’s first period lasted a month. She gets nosebleeds when she spends too much time in the sun. She...
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