World Hemophilia Day is an annual observance on April 17 to raise awareness around haemophilia, a rare bleeding disorder in which the blood does not clot properly. The disease more common in men ...

Joint injury (haemophilia arthropathy) is the most common haemophilia consequence. Here's how to prevent the progression of chronic joint disease. World Haemophilia Day is observed on April 17 to ...

Here are things you need to know about pregnancy and hemophilia. World Hemophilia Day 2018: World Federation of Hemophilia to promote and encourage 'Sharing Knowledge' World Hemophilia Day is an ...

At an international conference, columnist G Shellye Horowitz has a bleed that spurs questions about how women with hemophilia are treated.