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By Sarah Ford, WFH communications manager | 04.11.2013

50 years of advancing treatment for all.

By Michelle Grady, WFH communications officer | 02.06.2013

WFH’s 50th anniversary video series explains history.

By Kadesha Thomas | 02.06.2013

United States to host WFH 2016 World Congress.

By Neil Frick | 02.05.2013

First Congress held in US in 20 years.

By Antonio Almeida, World Federation of Hemophilia Programs Director | 10.22.2012

Meeting the needs of developing countries.

By Sarah Ford, World Federation of Hemophilia communications manager | 07.20.2012

Milestone will be recognized at 2012 World Congress.

By Sarah Aldridge | 07.16.2012

Meeting is largest international gathering of bleeding disorders community.

By Sarah Ford, World Federation of Hemophilia Communications Manager | 04.13.2012

HTCs in the US have been leaders in the WFH Treatment Center Twinning Program.

By Craig T. McEwen, WFH Congress and Meetings Director | 02.07.2012

City of Light to brighten WFH’s 50th anniversary at World Congress

Cecilia Wambui Mwangi and WFH officials
By Liane Cerminara, WFH Communications Manager | 10.24.2011

World Federation of Hemophilia reaches out to its most underrepresented area: Africa.

Russians with hemophilia hiking a mountain
By Liane Cerminara, WFH communications manager | 07.25.2011

When Yuri Zhulyov began his work with the bleeding disorders community in 1989, the number of people living with hemophilia in Russia was unknown.

Danielle Schwager at the 2010 World Hemophilia Congress
By Emily Wojcik | 04.25.2011

Susan Skinner Memorial Fund Scholarship winners Danielle Schwager and Mallory O’Connor attended the 2010 World Hemophilia Congress.

Montreal
By Elizabeth Myles, WFH director of communications and public policy | 04.25.2011

The World Federation of Hemophilia is developing a program to facilitate international collaboration in research.

Globe
By Neil Frick, MS | 04.20.2011

The World Federation of Hemophilia held its first Global Research Forum in March to discuss how it can assist in bleeding disorders research around the world.

Red fountains in Bucharest
By Liane Cerminara, communications manager, World Federation of Hemophilia | 04.11.2011

Wear red? Chalk it on the sidewalk? Tweet it? How did you share your story and celebrate World Hemophilia Day on April 17?

Vaibhav Nehra and Paul Wilton, who have severe hemophilia A
By Sarah Ford | 02.07.2011

Vaibhav Nehra and Paul Wilton are determined to succeed, but they face obstacles that their classmates do not: They have severe hemophilia A.

People walking on street in China
By Robert Leung, WFH Regional Program Manager, Asia & Western Pacific | 10.14.2010

“The launch of the GAP project is good news that without doubt brings hope to tens of thousands of people with hemophilia living in China.”

World Congress map and delegate
By Craig T. McEwen, WFH Congress and Meetings Director | 08.23.2010

The XXIX International Congress of the World Federation of Hemophilia was the most successful Hemophilia World Congress to date, with more than 4,300 participants heading to Buenos Aires.

Hemophilia Association of Taiwan
By Melanie Padgett Powers | 08.09.2010

Hemophilia is one of the most expensive diseases to treat in Taiwan, but the Hemophilia Association of Taiwan does not want its community to become complacent about its national health insurance benefits.

Young men with hemophilia in India
By Rebecca A. Clay | 07.14.2010

Bleeding disorders organizations spread American phenomenon around the world.