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Welcome to the official podcast of the European Association for Haemophilia and Allied Disorders (EAHAD). EAHAD is a multidisciplinary organization committed to improving the lives of people living with bleeding disorders in Europe.
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100 Years of Von Willebrand Disease: Looking Back, Thinking Forward (opens the original)
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In this episode of EAHAD Insights , Riitta Lassila and Alberto Tosetto, Von Willebrand Disease experts, look back at 100 years of progress in VWD and discuss how historical milestones continue to shape clinical practice today. From the evolution of diagnosis and the role of bleeding assessment tools to the factors that can modify bleeding tendency beyond VWF levels, the conversation explores some of the nuances of VWD management. The discussion also considers the often-overlooked role of anaemia
Meet the Author Ep. 12: Haemophilia infants gross motor development: comparisons with full-term and preterm infants of the same nationality (opens the original)
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Haemophilia infants’ gross motor development: are we supporting movement from the very beginning? How does haemophilia affect gross motor development during the first months of life, and could factors beyond the condition itself influence how infants learn to move and explore? In this podcast interview, we discuss the study “Haemophilia infants gross motor development: comparisons with full-term and preterm infants of the same nationality”, which assessed motor development in infants with haemop
Meet the Author Ep. 11: Predicting Recovery After Joint Bleeding in Persons With Bleeding Disorders (opens the original)
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Based on the recent study Predicting Recovery After Joint Bleeding in Persons With Bleeding Disorders , we discuss the factors that influence recovery time, the importance of early clinical assessment, and how personalised follow-up may help optimise long-term musculoskeletal outcomes. Join us as we speak with one of the author Gijs Aertssen, about the implications of their findings for everyday clinical practice and the future of comprehensive haemophilia care.Read the full article: https://onl
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