Items tagged 'girls'

Nine Australian youth delegates share their reflections on the WFH 2026 World Congress and their interviews with other Congress delegates.

Joanna McCosker reports on the Congress workshop to improve diagnosis and care for women and girls with bleeding disorders.

Shirley Wong reports on sessions about nurse-led clinics and multidisciplinary joint management at the WFH 2026 World Congress.

Jane Portnoy reports on Congress sessions about adherence to treatment and chronic fatigue in women and girls.

The HFA Women Bleed Too survey explored the experiences of Australian women and girls with bleeding disorders in health care settings.

Alan Dursun, HFA President, reflects on the WFH World Congress, women and girls with bleeding disorders and other relevant news.

Testing for haemophilia in women and girls is crucial as many are not yet diagnosed and registered with the national Bleeding Disorders Registry.

The 2025 Conference spotlighted women, ageing with haemophilia and communicating before medical procedures.

Professor Cedric Hermans spoke with HFA about new and emerging haemophilia therapies, women and girls, and the importance of diagnosis.

The session on women with bleeding disorders at the 2025 Conference explored a female-centric approach to treatment and care over the lifetime.

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