World Hemophilia Day 2014 is almost here. On April 17 there will be events around the world and online to raise awareness about hemophilia and other bleeding disorders. For more information or to get involved, please click here.
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WFH 2014 Congress
The World Federation of Hemophilia will hold the 2014 Congress in Melbourne Australia. The regular registration deadline is March 14. The event will take place May 11-15 at the Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre. To learn more about this event please click here.
WFH Congress Coming to Miami in 2016
The National Hemophilia Foundation won the bid to host the 2016 World Federation of Hemophilia’s World Congress. The biennial meeting is a place for members of the bleeding disorder community as well as medical and industry professionals to gather and discuss and learn about the latest developments impacting people living with bleeding disorders. It is […]
Mark your Calendars!!!
Mark your calendars for the 2012 World Hemophilia Foundation‘s World Congress. The event will take place in Paris France July 8-12, 2012. For more information about the event please click here.
Hemophilia Awareness: A Worldwide Issue
As you may already know, helping a loved one manage hemophilia is challenging. While you might feel helpless, you actually have the ability to not only support them, but also others affected by bleeding disorders around the world. You can spread awareness about the disease and help others who may not have the same resources […]
World Hemophilia Day 2010
On April 17 be sure to celebrate World Hemophilia Day and help raise awareness about Hemophilia, von Willebrand disease and other bleeding disorders. “The goal of the World Federation of Hemophilia is that, one day, treatment will be available for all those with inherited bleeding disorders, regardless of where they live,” said Mark Skinner, World […]
Hemophilia in the Developing World
Research done by North Carolina State University researchers have shown that people living with hemophilia in the developing world are not getting the treatment that their condition requires. Dr. Jeff Stonebraker, a researcher at North Carolina State University, led the study that examined the occurrence of hemophilia and its treatment. The president of the World […]