World Haemophilia Day

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  World Hemophilia Day 2024: Know Theme, Significance And Some Facts About This Bleeding Disorder

  World Haemophilia Day was first celebrated on the 17th of April 1989.

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  Know All About Haemophilia, A Bleeding Disorder

  People with haemophilia take longer than normal for bleeding to stop. They may have bleeding into joints and muscles without having had an injury, so treatment is aimed at reducing spontaneous bleeding.

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  World Haemophilia Day 2021: Theme, History, Background And Facts

  World Haemophilia Day 2021: April 17 is marked as World Haemophilia Day. The day, dedicated to people living with haemophilia, is observed to raise awareness and create a better future for them.

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  World Hemophilia Day 2021: Things Women With Hemophilia Need To Take Care Of Before Planning Pregnancy

  World Hemophilia Day is observed on 17 April each year to spread awareness about this serious condition. 'Adapting to Change' is the theme for the World Hemophilia Day 2021.

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  World Haemophilia Day: Foods That May Help Manage Hemophilia

  Haemophilia is a genetic disease where one's body is unable to make blood clots, this leads to longer-than-normal bleeding due to absent or deficient clotting factor in the blood.

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  World Hemophilia Day 2018: Theme, Significance And How To Spread Awareness

  This year marks the 28th World Hemophilia Day and the theme is "sharing knowledge."

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  World Hemophilia Day 2018: Know All About This Rare Disease

  World Hemophilia Day 2018: Hemophilia is a congenital disorder which predominantly affects only males.

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  World Hemophilia Day 2018: What Are Blood Clotting Factors and How To Cure Them

  World Hemophilia Day 2018: Read all about the bleeding disorder which is caused be deficiency of clotting factor in the blood.

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  World Haemophilia Day 2017: Heres All You Should Know About This Bleeding Disorder

  17th April is marked as World Haemophilia Day, and it is observed worldwide to spread awareness of inherited bleeding disorder.

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  World Haemophilia Day: Excess Bleeding Home Remedies and Prevention

  World Haemophilia Day is observed on 17th April across the globe to draw attention to this inherent genetic disorder that affects millions of people.