Humanitarian Aid
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WFH Humanitarian Aid Program continues to make significant progress in providing sustainable treatment globally
For many people with hemophilia around the world, access to care and treatment can be a considerable daily challenge. Through the expanded WFH Humanitarian Aid...
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WFH Humanitarian Aid Program: Supporting the dream of corrective surgery for patients in India
The availability of clotting factor concentrates (CFC) treatment is critical when it comes to the level of care a medical establishment can provide for hemophilia...
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Alain Weill visits India to show WFH support
In January, Alain Weill, President of the World Federation of Hemophilia (WFH), visited two Hemophilia Treatment Centres (HTCs) in Bengaluru, India, delivered three talks, and...
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Humanitarian Aid plays important role in Uganda
Many developing countries have challenges providing their bleeding disorders communities with adequate support. This is especially true of Uganda—a country that not only struggles with...
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Filipino patient thankful for successful ankle surgery
The following story is an article written by a member of the global bleeding disorders community to the World Federation of Hemophilia (WFH). In this...
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Lexzar Gabriel Gador thanks the WFH
The following story is an article written by a member of the global bleeding disorders community to the World Federation of Hemophilia (WFH). In this...
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The power of collaboration in Armenia
The lack of access to care and treatment in developing countries is an urgent and important public health challenge, as the cost of treatment products...
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Sharing my Story: Lilian Graciela Bonilla
The following story is an article written by a member of the global bleeding disorders community to the World Federation of Hemophilia (WFH). In this...
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Low-dose prophylaxis project begins in Pakistan
A project in Pakistan has begun, treating 25 children with a low-dose prophylaxis regimen. The objective is to demonstrate the benefits of this treatment regimen...
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Accurate diagnosis will lead to effective treatment
Identification of new people with bleeding disorders can only occur through active outreach. Once identified, the need for diagnosis is imperative. As outlined in the...
