Definition
Hemophilia is an inherited condition where blood doesn't clot normally due to insufficient amounts of proteins called clotting factors. As a result, those affected bleed for longer than normal. Bleeds can occur inside the body, into muscles and joints, or externally from cuts or injury. Treatment involves replacement of the reduced clotting factors.
Living with a Chronic Illness
Meet the Hospital Team
Understanding Hemophilia
Living with a Chronic Illness Audiobook
Hemophilia Discussion Guide
Tips for Coping with the Holidays with Chronic Illness
How to Help a Child With Chronic Illness
Aging and Managing Your Chronic Illness
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Scientists Make Strides to Defeat Hemophilia
Coping with the Challenges of Growing Up with Chronic Illness
Balancing Chronic Illness And College Life
What It's Like To Live With Hemophilia
Virtual Reality Life-Changing for Kids in Hospital
What Happens at a Hemophilia Treatment Center?
Caring for Siblings of Children With Chronic Conditions or Disabilities
Parenting a Child With Hemophilia
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What It's Like Having a Child with a Rare Disease
TED Talks - Science Didn't Understand My Kids' Rare Disease Until I Decided to Study It
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How To Stay Positive With A Chronic Illness
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Your Chronic Illness Survival Pack
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