Click her to view the website In May 2023, in Atlanta, GA, a group of stakeholders gathered to discuss and provide solutions for women, girls, and people who had or...
Click here to read Presented at ASH in San Diego 2023. Dr. Danielle Nance of FTFW was an author. It argues for prophylaxis for women with ABRs of 2 or...
Click here to read Women and girls affected by haemophilia (WGH) are at an increased risk of bleeding. Furthermore, lack of recognition and misidentification is an ongoing issue.
Read More Here This is the National Bleeding Disorder Foundation’s website dedicated to educating women on bleeding disorders. There are a variety of videos, documents, and other information on how...
Read More Here Annual report with excellent worldwide data. Page 45 contains interesting and compelling data on bleeding among women.
Read More Here From abstract: In 2004, 766 questionnaires were sent, and 546 women responded (80%). Of these, 274 were carriers of hemophilia A or B. The median clotting factor...
READ MORE HERE Abstract Persons with haemophilia(PWH) have been shown to have low bone mineral density likely the result of prolonged immobility, recurrent hemarthrosis, decreased weight bearing, lower physical activity...
FAIR Time for Women is building a grassroots movement to advance equitable access to diagnosis, care and treatment for women and girls and those assigned female at birth, with bleeding disorders such as hemophilia, VWD and others.