Non-severe Haemophilia: Renewed Focus and Outcomes
Read the Dolan et al. Semin Thromb Hemost 2025 publication
Therapeutic advances have largely centred on severe disease, leaving non-severe haemophilia with limited evidence-based guidance and fewer management standards. This review examines the resulting risks of delayed diagnosis, variable bleeding phenotypes and ongoing clinical burden despite calls for improved awareness, more personalised care and better representation of these patients in research.
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