Persons with mild hemophilia have been shown to experience more bleeding - related morbidity than previously recognized while achieving lifespans that parallel the general population. Consequently, persons living with mild hemophilia are more likely to experience the comorbidities associated with aging, often complicating their management in their later years. 

Contributors:

Prof Karin (C. J.) Fijnvandraat MD PhD

Maria Elisa Mancuso, MD PhD

Michael Recht, MD PhD MBA

Vaughn Ripley

Senior Advisor:

Donna DiMichele, MD

Hosted by:

Patrick James Lynch

Written by:

Simantini Karve, PhD