Items tagged 'Women & girls'

EAHAD 2025 explored haemophilia management challenges - psychological issues, women and menopause, and aged care.
Queensland HTC clinics aim to identify females who are haemophilia carriers and provide testing and treatment.
Knowing how to manage menstrual bleeding, sanitary products and how to use them before starting your periods can help you feel more confident.
WFH CCS topics included health literacy in shared decision-making, new therapies for VWD and women and girls with bleeding disorders.

Haemophilia Foundation Australia joined the global bleeding disorders community to mark World Haemophilia Day on Thursday 17 April 2025. World…

Starting conversations about periods before menstruation begins can help to normalise and reduce the stigma and shame girls can feel about menstruating.
The group advising HFA Council on issues for women and girls affected by bleeding disorders had its first meeting in February 2025.
World Haemophilia Day 2025 is a worldwide call to action to close the gaps in care for women and girls with bleeding disorders.
Cassie's personal story of growing up with von Willebrand disease (VWD) and learning to manage her heavy periods.
Cassie's personal story of growing up with von Willebrand disease (VWD) and learning to manage her heavy periods.

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