Items tagged 'bleeding disorders'

Nine Australian youth delegates share their reflections on the WFH 2026 World Congress and their interviews with other Congress delegates.
Hayley Coulson reports on Congress about physical activity, musculoskeletal assessment and strength training for young people with bleeding disorders.
The ISTH International Bleeding Assessment Tool (ISTH-BAT) is a standardized scoring system to evaluate if you may have a bleeding disorder.
World Haemophilia Day 2025 is a worldwide call to action to close the gaps in care for women and girls with bleeding disorders.
World Hepatitis Day 2024 reminds us It’s time for action - hepatitis C and liver health remain important issues for our community and acting now is vital.
This session discussed the work of women advocates to overcome the general and longstanding misunderstanding that women are only carriers and do not have bleeding disorders.
Australia was well-represented at the 2024 WFH Congress as speakers, poster presenters and as delegates. We hear reports and reflections from delegates.
With new treatments being assessed by government in Australia, you will be invited to participate in a few research studies. Why participate?
What does the UK Infected Blood Inquiry mean for Australia? And what has Haemophilia Foundation Australia been doing about hepatitis C and advocacy?
How do you encourage women to take some time out to focus on their own needs? Lauren talks about peer support activities for women at Haemophilia Foundation Queensland.

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