Items tagged 'Getting older'

Exercise is an important tool to help people with bleeding disorders manage the physical challenges that come with ageing.
ISTH World Congress 2026 had strong messages - that people with haemophilia are living longer and women and girls bleed too.
Neill shares his experience growing up with haemophilia in the 1950s and 60s, changing treatments, building a career, travelling, and living a full life
Neil shares his experience of living with severe-presenting haemophilia A, and how he continues to live well as he gets older
Growing older may add extra challenges for people with bleeding disorders. Support services can be to maintain independence, safety and quality of life.
The 2025 Conference spotlighted women, ageing with haemophilia and communicating before medical procedures.
The Getting Older session highlighted staying active, cardiovascular health, HIV, hepatitis C and liver health, future needs and comprehensive care.
EAHAD 2025 explored haemophilia management challenges - psychological issues, women and menopause, and aged care.
Exercise and movement are an effective way to manage persistent pain for people with bleeding disorders.

NICOLETTA CROLLINI Nicoletta Crollini is Haemophilia Social Worker at the Royal Prince Alfred Hospital, Sydney, NSW Getting olderChair ~ Suzanne…

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