Items tagged 'Bleeding disorders'

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

In May 2026 HFA hosted a family day for the South Australian bleeding disorders community for a day of learning and fun.

Haemophilia Foundation Australia joined the global bleeding disorders community to mark World Haemophilia Day on 17 April 2026. See the photos!

Australia was well-represented at the World Federation of Hemophilia 2026 World Congress as speakers, poster presenters and delegates.

Simoni and Javonte caught up to talk about growing up with a bleeding disorder, treatment, playing sport and why it's important to share your story.

HFA has had a positive and energising start to 2026, focusing on our strategic objectives and priority projects.

Jo Cameron explains who the National Blood Authority is and what it does with product funding, horizon scanning and the ABDR.

World Haemophilia Day is celebrated on 17 April. The 2026 theme is 'Diagnosis - first step to care'. Landmarks will light up red to raise awareness.

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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