GLHF: Green Bay's Best Bloody
Great Lakes Hemophilia Foundation’s (GLHF) 3rd annual Green Bay’s BestBloody contest will be held Sunday, May 5 from 10:30 am until 2:30 pm at the Resch Expo. Green Bay area bars and restaurants enjoy the opportunity to give back in a fun, unique…
How do I prevent and treat bleeds when I have an Inhibitor?
En EspañolTreatment for people who have an inhibitor can be complicated. There are three main types of treatment that can be used:
GLHF: Madison's Best Bloody
Great Lakes Hemophilia Foundation’s (GLHF) 4th annual Madison’s Best Bloody contest will be held  Sunday, February 25 from 11:30 am until 3 pm. Madison area bars and restaurants enjoy the opportunity to give back in a fun,…
Can an Inhibitor be Removed?
En EspañolInhibitors can take a toll on your physical and emotional well-being, and it can also be very expensive. There are different ways of managing inhibitors. While some individuals prefer treating with emicizumab (Hemlibra®), despite having an…
What to Expect When Navigating the Emergency Room (E.R.) with an Inhibitor?
En EspañolIndividuals who have inhibitors are more likely to be hospitalized than individuals who do not have an inhibitor. Preparation can be key when it comes to emergencies and visiting the emergency room (E.R.).Remember to advocate for yourself…
Takeda's Voluntary Withdrawal: Alert on Misprinted Labels for VONVENDI®
Takeda announced today that it is conducting a voluntary market withdrawal for two product lots of 650 IU VONVENDI® [von Willebrand factor] in the U.S. Takeda said that the withdrawal is being conducted out of an abundance of caution due to…
Study Suggests Hemophilia Patients' Preferences Evolving Along with Treatments
In recent years, the arrival of novel hemophilia treatments that are effective and less burdensome to administer have opened up new possibilities for the consumers of these therapies. This begs the question – How might this evolving landscape be…
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Black History Month - Being the Inspiration
Celebrate Black History Month with NBDF!  This year we will share stories from the Black community within the bleeding disorders community. These individuals are truly an inspiration to the entire inheritable blood and bleeding disorders…
National Bleeding Disorders Foundation Names Phil Gattone, M.Ed., Next Chief Executive Officer
For Immediate ReleaseCONTACT:Carrie L. StrehlauNational Bleeding Disorders Foundationcstrehlau@hemophilia.org901-230-4665National Bleeding Disorders Foundation Names Phil Gattone, M.Ed., Next Chief Executive Officer…