Hemophilia Society Rourkela Chapter

Explore hemophilia in women: https://bit.ly/4lkfBZJ

Hemophilia is often described as a condition that affects men, but the reality is more complex. Research suggests nearly 1 in 3 people living with hemophilia are female, yet many women and girls still face delayed diagnosis, stigma, and barriers to care.

This International Women’s Day and Bleeding Disorders Awareness Month, we’re helping bring more visibility to women and girls living with bleeding disorders.

With hemophilia, internal bleeding is usually the main culprit of pain, but G Shellye Horowitz has learned it’s not the only cause. https://bit.ly/4aSaKcE

Patients saw major pain-related quality of life improvements roughly three months after starting the treatment, and benefits were sustained for nearly 1.5 years. https://bit.ly/4jLvyXl