News

Sanofi and SOBI Announce Results of XTEND-1 Phase 3 Study

Industry News & Research

Read the original press pelease here. Efanesoctocog alfa met primary and key secondary endpoints in pivotal study in hemophilia A, demonstrating superiority to prior…

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Freeline Announces First Patient Doses in Hemophilia B Trial

Industry News & Research

Freeline TherapeuticsHoldings plc announced that the first patient was dosed in its Phase 1/2 B-LIEVE dose-confirmation clinical trial of FLT180a for the…

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An Update on Gene Therapy for Hemophilia

Industry News & Research

Answers to common questions about this potentially game-changing treatment. After several decades of research, gene therapy for hemophilia is moving closer to…

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Advocating for Your Care in the Emergency Room

Health and Well Being, Living with a Bleeding Disorder

by: Lena Volland, PT, Ph.D.(c). In this video, Lena Volland, PT, DPT, Director of Education at the NHF, discusses how to prepare…

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Hemophilia A vs. B: What’s the Difference?

Industry News & Research, Living with a Bleeding Disorder

Much is the same when it comes to hemophilia A and B, but a few key differences change how common—and how treatable—they…

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Ask a Social Worker: How Can I Be an Advocate for the Hemophilia Community?

Health and Well Being, Living with a Bleeding Disorder

Advice for people who are looking to help raise awareness. by: Bobby Korathu, MSSA, LCSW. Korathu is a social worker at the…

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Four Reasons to Establish Care at a Hemophilia Treatment Center

Health and Well Being, Living with a Bleeding Disorder

Learn why HTCs can be partners in care over the course of a lifetime. If you or someone you love has been…

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A Brief History of Gene Therapy: What It Means and Its Promise for the Hemophilia B Community

Industry News & Research, Living with a Bleeding Disorder

Over 10,000 individuals worldwide have been treated with various gene therapy products. Gene therapy is a medical treatment that uses DNA to…

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National Hemophilia Foundation “Starts the Conversation” During Bleeding Disorders Awareness Month, March 1-31

Advocacy & Legislation, Health and Well Being, Living with a Bleeding Disorder

Awareness month campaign encourages the community to raise their voices and share what is most important and relevant to their conditions throughout…

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Clinical Study and New Website to Focus on von Willebrand Disease and Pregnancy

Health and Well Being, Living with a Bleeding Disorder

This new study was developed to increase understanding of how best to manage bleeding during delivery and the postpartum period in women…

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Camp Klotty Pine’s Leader In Training (LIT) Program Now Accepting Applications for 2022 Program

GLHF News

Calling all former campers and returning LITs! GLHF is now accepting applications for our Camp Klotty Pine Leader in Training (LIT) program…

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GLHF Celebrates the 10th Anniversary of Milwaukee’s Best Bloody on April 24! Help us Celebrate, Raise Funds for the Bleeding Disorders Community and Vote for your Favorite Bloody Mary! 

GLHF News

In case you missed it, Milwaukee’s Best Bloody is now scheduled for Sunday April 24 at the Italian Community Center. And this…

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Hemophilia and Blood Clots: A Surgery That Nearly Cost Me My Life

Living with a Bleeding Disorder

VWD, Hemophilia B and Surgery as a Woman. Jennifer Lynne, a woman with Hemophilia B and VWD, faced surgery… and almost lost…

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Copay Accumulator Adjustor Programs (CAAP)

Advocacy & Legislation

Copay Accumulator Adjustor Programs (CAAPs) are a strategy used by insurers to redirect the value of manufacturer copay assistance – which is…

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Cell Therapy Hits a Stumbling Block

Industry News & Research

Cell therapy is a fascinating approach to treat hemophilia. But recently the clinical trials hit a stumbling block. What happened? Read more…

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Meet MASAC’s New Chair: Dr. Amy Dunn

Industry News & Research

Dunn looks to diversity and advocacy as the incoming head of MASAC. One patient changed Dr. Amy Dunn’s entire career in her…

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Takeda Announces Approval of Prophylactic Indication for VWD Therapy

Industry News & Research

Takeda recently announced that the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has approved VONVENDI® for routine prophylaxis to reduce the frequency of…

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Update from BioMarin Phase 3 Trial

Industry News & Research

BioMarin’s investigational gene therapy for hemophilia A has not been approved for use; clinical trials are ongoing. Please click this link to read…

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Co-pay Accumulator Policies Hurt Patients. There’s a Simple Solution.

Advocacy & Legislation

by: Kollet Koulianos and Amy NilesV This piece is a joint effort by Amy Niles, Executive Vice President at the PAN Foundation,…

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GLHF Met Virtually with Elected Officials on Wisconsin Legislative Day, January 26

GLHF News

Thank you to all of the state representatives and legislators who met with GLHF advocates for Wisconsin Legislative Day on January 26! Constituents…

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Remembering Val Bias

GLHF News, Industry News & Research

A Statement from the National Hemophilia Foundation: Like many reading this note, NHF is profoundly heartbroken over the recent passing of Val…

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The FDA’s Office of Patient Affairs Shares Highlights from 2021 Programs and Encourages you to Participate in their Upcoming 2022 Activities.

Advocacy & Legislation, COVID-19, Industry News & Research

The United States Food and Drug Administration’s Office of Patient Affairs is sharing recent highlights with the public from 2021 and is…

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Sigilon Announces a Priority Shift in Light of Clinical Trial Setbacks

Industry News & Research

The phase 1/2 trial of SIG-001 for hemophilia A has been on an FDA clinical hold since July 2021. Sigilon Therapeutics recently…

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New Study Looks at Physical Activity Risk in Patients with Hemophilia A

Industry News & Research, Living with a Bleeding Disorder

This study designed to assess the link between physical activity levels, FVIII infusion, and occurrence of bleeding episodes. Results of a recently…

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