NHF encourages everyone who has a bleeding disorder to wear some form of medical ID. Some consumers are demanding more flair than the plain metal bracelet.
HTCs are designed to attend to all of a patient’s needs, from the medical and psychological to practical matters such as schooling, insurance and jobs. Learn how they can help your family.
Clinical trials—whether they’re testing a new drug or treatment, measuring the safety of an experimental therapy or fine-tuning dosages of an existing product—move science and medicine forward.
The Genetic Information Nondiscrimination Act (GINA) ensures that people with genetic markers for medical conditions, including bleeding disorders, can’t be denied health insurance or refused employment.
