In France, there are nearly 9,000 patients with haemophilia. Hereditary, haemophilia is considered a rare genetic disease. This pathology, which causes haemorrhage, is more and more treated. A patient was even cured of type B haemophilia in 2024 at the CHRU in Nancy thanks to gene therapy. A specialist in genetic haemorrhagic diseases, Dr. Birgit Frotscher paints a portrait of this blood disease.
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In France, there are nearly 9,000 patients with haemophilia. Hereditary, haemophilia is considered a rare genetic disease. This pathology, which causes haemorrhage, is more and more treated. A patient was even cured of type B haemophilia in 2024 at the CHRU in Nancy thanks to gene therapy. A specialist in genetic haemorrhagic diseases, Dr. Birgit Frotscher paints a portrait of this blood disease.