Community news
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coreHEM to Support Gene Therapy Research
The WFH would like to inform readers that information in this article has been updated since its first publication. To read all updates, please see...
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Alliance formed to better understand needs of hemostasis nurses
Nurses play a critical role on the frontline of care in the world of hemostatic and thrombotic disorders, working directly with patients, supporting them, and...
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Michelle Cecil: Q&A with a Susan Skinner Memorial Fund recipient
The Susan Skinner Memorial Fund (SSMF) endowment was established in 2007 by the World Federation of Hemophilia (WFH) USA to support the training, education, and...
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Glasgow, Scotland, in pictures
Glasgow is a city of history, culture, and friendly people. It’s also a picturesque place to explore by foot, by car, or using the city’s...
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Inspired to give time, talent, and treasure: The story of Eric and Marion Stolte
Motivation follows action. For Eric and Marion Stolte, their relationship with the World Federation of Hemophilia (WFH) began when they took action and were attendees...
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An Orlando Caricature (by way of Bangkok)
Ekawat Suwantaroj is a talented, smiling member of the bleeding disorder community from Bangkok, Thailand. Ekawat lives with severe hemophilia A, but he never lets...
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Danielle Schwager: Q&A with a Susan Skinner Memorial Fund recipient
The Susan Skinner Memorial Fund (SSMF) endowment was established in 2007 by the World Federation of Hemophilia (WFH) USA to support the training, education, and...
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Self-taught artist with hemophilia is a role model in hometown
Shajan Bava lives in Kochi, a city in the southern part of India. Diagnosed with hemophilia at age one, Shajan never let his condition impede...
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Pamela Hilliard receives Pietrogrande Prize
Pamela Hilliard won the Pietrogrande Prize at the 15th WFH International Musculoskeletal Congress held in Seoul, South Korea, in May 2017. Hilliard is a Hemophilia...
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Hear Their Voices: World Hemophilia Day 2017
World Hemophilia Day is a special opportunity for our community to come together and support those with inherited bleeding disorders.
