Items tagged 'Women & girls'

Alan Dursun, HFA President, gives an update on current activities - the BBV Inquiry, the Women's Workshop, a farewell to well-loved nurses, Twinning with Cambodia.
ISTH World Congress 2026 had strong messages - that people with haemophilia are living longer and women and girls bleed too.
HFA is partnering on the Project Elevate Her campaign to improve quality of life for women with bleeding disorders.
In the HFA Women’s Stories matter Workshop women came together to focus on the art of telling your story effectively to achieve change.
Dawn Rotellini shares her experience being diagnosed, and why it is so important to advocate for women and girls with bleeding disorders. She also gives her top three tips for other women and girls advocating for themselves.
Shauna, Lauren, Sal, Bel and Debbie all share what they wish they'd been able to tell their younger selves when seeking a diagnosis for their bleeding disorder.
It's Women's Health Week! From 7-13 September, we’re sharing stories and information to better support women with bleeding disorders on their health journey
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.

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