Federal funding ensures that hemophilia treatment centers can properly care for those with bleeding disorders, columnist Jennifer Lynne says.

Hemophilia A patients with self-described problem joints were found to have worse clinical outcomes, with more pain, in a new study.

With hemophilia, it's easy to assume that joint pain is caused by bleeding. But that's not always the case, columnist G ...

Hemlibra was found to ease pain and improve quality of life for hemophilia A patients, even those with long-term joint damage ...

For columnist Joe MacDonald, the many additional costs associated with his son's hospitalizations made managing finances a challenge.

Gene therapy using modified blood stem cells helped five adults with severe hemophilia A reach therapeutic levels of clotting ...

Commuting in metro areas, whether by public or private transportation, is tricky for people with hemophilia, says columnist.

MacDonald wonders what format a reality TV show might take to best capture the lives of people with hemophilia.

After having a bad experience getting three vaccines at once, columnist Jennifer Lynne says that next time, she'll space them apart.

Small vesicles in the saliva of people with severe hemophilia A may explain why these patients rarely have bleeds in their mouth and throat. The vesicles contain a protein complex that’s able to ...