Your support was needed more than ever. The World Federation of Hemophilia (WFH) and I thank you for answering the call. It’s been said many...
It is no secret that the strength of our global community lies in our solidarity. This was once again evident in the response to our...
Giving Tuesday began in 2012 with a simple but powerful idea: create a day that encourages people to do good. It has since grown into...
The World Federation of Hemophilia (WFH) exists because we believe—as do you—that where you live should never determine your access to care. Every day we...
The pandemic has fundamentally changed how we work, learn, and communicate. In developed countries, people have pivoted to working and learning online and instituting new...
Comfort Chiarambo and his mother, Eneless Faith Piass, live in Namitete, Malawi in East Africa. Eneless suspected that her son had hemophilia at four months...
Hemophilia Alliance Travel Grant recipient Chris Guelcher has been serving the global bleeding disorders community for over twenty-five years as a hematology nurse, administrator, researcher...
At first hesitantly—but then, more confidently, as trust was built—patients attending a recent WFH Nurses Training workshop in Nepal began to share their personal experiences...
Psychosocial Committee Secretary and World Federation of Hemophilia (WFH) Professional Member Frederica Cassis believes that comprehensive education—and a comprehensive healthcare team—are the foundation of the...
Paula James, MD, Megan Chaigneau, RN and Lisa Thibeault, RN, are healthcare professionals serving the Canadian bleeding disorders community. Many patients come through the doors...