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Tell us a little about your bleeding disorder I have severe Type 3 von Willebrand disease. Essentially my blood doesn’t clot as it should, and because a deficiency of von Willebrand factor results in a...
ISTH 2026 Congress, Women’s Stories Matter Workshop, New Senate BBV Inquiry and more in this issue of National Haemophilia
Applications now open for Your Health, Your Voice – a national youth workshop exploring Shared Decision Making
This week the Senate voted to establish an Inquiry into Australia’s infected blood scandal, and the circumstances through which Australians acquired bloodborne viruses (BBVs), including HIV, hepatitis B and hepatitis C, through infected blood products...
HFA National Survey, Congress reports, Jasmin & Lincoln’s Red Cake Day story and more in this month’s newsletter
Neill shares his experience growing up with haemophilia in the 1950s and 60s, changing treatments, building a career, travelling, and living a full life
On this day we join with the global effort to eliminate viral hepatitis by 2030. At the same time, it’s a reminder that hepatitis C and liver health remain important issues for our community
Why we need a GP, eating healthy with a bleeding disorder, and Neil’s story are all shared for Men’s Health Week
Michael Wilson, a dietitian working at the Royal Brisbane and Women’s Hospital, shares his advice for healthy eating when you have a bleeding disorder
Nine young Aussies with bleeding disorders share their experience at WFH World Congress in Malaysia
New HFA President, Alan Dursun, introduces himself and his goals for the Australian bleeding disorders community.
The 2025-26 funding round for the Damon Courtney Memorial Endowment Fund (DCMEF) is now open
The Conference starts this week! We can’t wait to see everyone in Brisbane
See what’s on at the Australian Bleeding Disorders Conference 2025
Read about the WFH Comprehensive Care Summit, World Haemophilia Day and our upcoming conference
Find out what’s on for the Australian Bleeding Disorders Conference 2025
How your Haemophilia Treatment Centre can support you over your lifetime and ensure your wellbeing and best outcomes from treatment and care.
In October 2024 we came together to raise awareness about haemophilia, VWD and other rare bleeding disorders.
Heading to the end of the year, we review our progress. Gene and emerging therapies are on the agenda, and Bleeding Disorders Awareness Month is coming up.
Glanzmann thrombasthenia is a very rare hereditary platelet function disorder that affects the way that platelets work in the body.
The Australian Haemophilia Centre Directors’ Organisation (AHCDO) has a new committee and had a successful education day discussing women, VWD and gene therapy.
The team has changed recently at HFA. Natashia Coco has taken on the role of Executive Director (Acting) and we welcome Pauline Hill as our Digital Communications Manager.
The 2024 funding round for the Damon Courtenay Memorial Endowment Fund (DCMEF) is now open.
As a FIFO, what do you need to think about to manage your bleeding disorder when you are onsite?
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