Rare Community Profiles: From the 1960s to Now: How Two Hemophilia Advocates Have Seen Treatment and Research Progress
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Rare Community Profiles: From the 1960s to Now: How Two Hemophilia Advocates Have Seen Treatment and Research Progress

Rare Community Profiles     Rare Community Profiles is a new Patient Worthy article series of long-form interviews featuring various stakeholders in the rare disease community, such as patients, their…

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European Commission Approves First-Ever Gene Therapy for Adult Hemophilia B Patients
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European Commission Approves First-Ever Gene Therapy for Adult Hemophilia B Patients

According to a story from Globe Newswire, the gene therapy company uniQure recently announced that it has received conditional marketing authorization for its gene therapy etranacogene dezaparvovec (marketed as HEMGENIX®).…

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Interview: Dr. Yver Discusses ASH, SerpinPC, and the Need for Novel Hemophilia Treatments
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Interview: Dr. Yver Discusses ASH, SerpinPC, and the Need for Novel Hemophilia Treatments

The American Hematology Society (ASH) held its 64th Annual Meeting in December 2022. During the Meeting, a variety of stakeholders—including physicians, researchers, and industry members—gathered to discuss research, trends, and…

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British Researchers Announce Positive Results from New Study of Potentially Curative Treatment for Hemophilia Patients

According to a recent article in the British publication Latest Page News, doctors at the University College in London and Royal Free London believe that a ‘cure’ is possible within…

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High Rate of Bone Problems in Female Hemophilia Carriers
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High Rate of Bone Problems in Female Hemophilia Carriers

In the past, researchers have observed a relationship between hemophilia and bone-related issues. However, while this observation is helpful, there have been few studies examining the prevalence of bone problems…

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The National Hemophilia Foundation Is Highlighting Bleeding Disorders Awareness Month with New Campaign
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The National Hemophilia Foundation Is Highlighting Bleeding Disorders Awareness Month with New Campaign

In a recent press release, the National Hemophilia Foundation announced it has started a new campaign called “Start the Conversation” which will initiate conversations around inheritable blood disorders. Bleeding Disorders…

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Less Than Half of U.S. States Have a Rare Disease Advisory Council and This Needs to Change
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Less Than Half of U.S. States Have a Rare Disease Advisory Council and This Needs to Change

Guadalupe Hayes-Mota has worked for Biogen, Ultragenyx, Amgen, and GSK. He was the prior UCLA Health Director. Additionally, he is a member of the Massachusetts Rare Disease Advisory Council. He…

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PicnicHealth and Komodo Health Have Combined Their Data to Better Serve Multiple Sclerosis and Hemophilia Patients

Komodo Health and PicnicHealth have just announced that they have partnered together in effort to combine their data and better serve patients. This data will then be made accessible to…

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