The World Federation of Hemophilia (WFH) is proud to announce that Takeda has joined the WFH Humanitarian Aid Program with a five-year product donation of...
Accidents that cause physical trauma are particularly dangerous for people with a bleeding disorder—especially if they live in a country with limited access to factor....
In many countries, patients with a bleeding disorder only have access to factor through donations. The World Federation of Hemophilia (WFH) Humanitarian Aid Program is the primary...
In December 2020, the WFH Humanitarian Aid Program held a scientific session for doctors and treaters to develop the awareness and knowledge of hemophilia in...
The WFH Humanitarian Aid Program is changing lives of patients with bleeding disorders in Nepal. Donated factor provided by the Program to the local national...
In Kenya, circumcision is a deeply ingrained part of the country’s cultural fabric. A boy who isn’t able to get the procedure can often feel...
The WFH Humanitarian Aid Program addresses the lack of access to care and treatment by providing much-needed support for people with inherited bleeding disorders in...
The very first donated emicizumab product was given to two patients in Zambia this past spring. The donation is the first of its kind from...
Inherited bleeding disorders are conditions that require medical intervention to ensure that the patient can enjoy a good quality of life. These disorders are all...
The WFH has been very active in Nepal, through programs such as the WFH World Bleeding Disorders Registry (WBDR), and the WFH Humanitarian Aid Program....