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Pfizer Seeks Label Expansion For Hemophilia Drug After Promising Data - Pfizer (NYSE:PFE)

Pfizer Seeks Label Expansion For Hemophilia Drug After Promising Data - Pfizer (NYSE:PFE)

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Pfizer Inc. (NYSE:PFE) released topline results from the Phase 3 BASIS study evaluating Hympavzi (marstacimab) for adults and adolescents living with hemophilia A or B with inhibitors. Phase 3 BASIS study in patients without inhibitors supported the FDA approval of Hympavzi in October 2024. The study met the primary endpoint and key secondary bleeding endpoints, demonstrating the superiority of once-weekly subcutaneous Hympavzi in improving key …See the Story

Tips for hurricane preparedness with a bleeding disorder

Evacuations · Florida

Tips for hurricane preparedness with a bleeding disorder

Mother Nature was not kind to my area of Florida last year. First came Hurricane Helene, bringing widespread flooding. Just two weeks later, Hurricane Milton struck, unleashing high winds and another round of devastating floodwaters. The effects are still visible today: Businesses have shuttered, restaurants remain closed, and the damaged elevators in my condo now need to be fully rebuilt. When hurricane season rolls around, most people stock up…Read Article

Immune Markers May Predict ITI Response in Hemophilia A: Study

Brussels · Brussels

Immune Markers May Predict ITI Response in Hemophilia A: Study

In people with hemophilia A, certain immune markers in the blood may help predict patient responses to immune tolerance induction (ITI) — a treatment regimen used for individuals who develop inhibitors after factor replacement therapy — according to a new study by researchers in Brazil. Inhibitors, neutralizing antibodies that develop in some patients, are a major challenge in hemophilia care because they can make replacement therapies less effe…See the Story

When scars from my IV infusions lead to false assumptions

Years ago, I attended a bleeding disorders conference where a person with hemophilia shared about an encounter they had with a law enforcement officer during a routine traffic stop. In order to appreciate the exchange, it’s important to understand that those of us with hemophilia are missing a protein necessary to help blood clot. Thankfully, there are medications available to replace this protein, which are administered intravenously or into a …Read Article

Building and nurturing resilience in children with hemophilia

Growing up, I was coddled — constantly protected from the world, from pain, and often, from myself. My parents loved me deeply, but understandably, fear sometimes ran the show. Decisions were made for me. I wasn’t encouraged to speak up, take risks, or manage my condition. They meant well. But I’m still wrestling with the impact of being so heavily guarded: difficulty with self-care, hesitation to assert myself, and the feeling that independence…Read Article

Direct switch from Hemlibra to investigational Mim8 well tolerated

Directly switching from Hemlibra (emicizumab) to Novo Nordisk‘s investigational Mim8 (denecimig) was well tolerated in adults and adolescents with hemophilia A, regardless of whether they had inhibitors or not. That’s according to results from the now-completed Phase 3b FRONTIER5 study (NCT05878938), which assessed the safety of switching between the two preventive therapies without a washout period or a Mim8 loading dose in 61 people 12 years a…Maryland · Maryland Read Article

Medical gaslighting can take a toll on women with hemophilia

Even now, I hesitate to tell doctors I have hemophilia. I’ve lost count of how many times I’ve been met with blank stares, skepticism, or outright dismissal. Instead, I’ve learned to say, “I have a bleeding disorder.” It’s safer. It avoids the uncomfortable silence, the subtle smirk, or the long pause followed by, “But women don’t have hemophilia.” That’s medical gaslighting — when a healthcare provider downplays or disregards your symptoms, or …United States · United States Read Article

When hemophilia makes it harder to find care for other conditions

I am in a video game. My mission: Fight the medical bureaucracy and access care. I must complete three levels and capture the golden key, which unlocks a fortress where healthcare is obtained. I’m stuck on Level 2. No matter what I try, I can’t gather the tools to unlock the door that moves me to the final level. This game is challenging: The rules change as I go, so I must figure out additional rules and gather new tools in real time. It is fru…United States · United States Read Article

Person-first: Supporting your child’s identity beyond hemophilia

Our family’s love for live theater is a bond we cherish. We make it a point to attend as many shows as we can in our area. I vividly recall the first time we saw the musical “Wicked” onstage. My oldest son, Julian, was 10 years old, and we were lucky enough to win tickets to the show. As the first scene unfolded, we sat in eager anticipation of the familiar songs. The moment Glinda, the good witch, descended from the ceiling in a grand bubble, h…Read Article

Mastering the debrief: Handling dialogue after tough appointments

This piece is part of a series about how caregivers can nurture emotional wellness in their loved ones with hemophilia. Read more here. I can feel and smell the quilts my grandmother made. As a child, one of my favorite quilts was a green one with a yellow border. The ties that bound the layers of the quilt together were scattered across the quilt in various colors. The coldness of the green material would envelop me, and I would make a tent out…Read Article

How to avoid infantilizing people with hemophilia

This piece is part of a series about how caregivers can nurture emotional wellness in their loved ones with hemophilia. Read more here. Jared was nearly 30 when someone looked at the scissors in his hand and said, “You shouldn’t be holding those. What if you have a seizure?” He was in the middle of a task — not doing anything risky or dramatic. The scissors were a tool, nothing more. But that single comment hit harder than expected. Not because …Read Article

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