World Hemophilia Day
April 17 is the birth day of Frank Schnabel, a California businessman who, over 60 years ago, founded the World Federation of Hemophilia (WFH). All across the globe on April 17, the hemophilia community celebrates unity, that we are one family united by a protein deficiency that causes prolonged bleeding and suffering. It’s called “World
Explore the truths of people living with hemophilia (PwH) and change the conversation
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Is it time to FACTOR UP your hemophilia A management?
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St. Patrick’s Day, Snakes and Hemophilia
Snakes show up in Irish history for one important reason: legend has it that St. Patrick (who was not a legend but a real person) banished snakes from the island. It’s a myth but in keeping with the idea of snakes as evil. Snakes do get a bad rap, starting with Genesis in the Bible—he’s
An Irish Genealogy of Hemophilia—and a Mystery
With St. Patrick’s Day coming up, I thought it would be interesting to look at an Irish tale involving hemophilia. From our archivist and researcher from North Carolina, Richard Atwood: “Ghosts of the Missing (2020) is a cold case missing person mystery that accurately portrays hemophilia, then weaves it into the multigenerational story of missing
