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📣 Could your work be part of the next #wfhCCS? From oral presentations to posters, CCS provides an opportunity to share research and perspectives that can help shape comprehensive care for people with #hemophilia and other inherited #BleedingDisorders. Submit your abstract for CCS 2027 in #Prague by December 1, 2026: https://lnkd.in/ehfMYkXR

“I would be in the hospital for months.” Jasiah and his mother, Brigit, remember the challenges of growing up with #hemophilia in #TrinidadAndTobago, where treatment was not always available when he needed it. Their experience shows why timely access matters. Through donated treatment, training, and local partnerships, the WFH Humanitarian Aid Program is helping improve care for families like theirs. Read their story: https://bit.ly/4Bsi0sX #BleedingDisorders #TreatmentForAllTwitter

The GPAS 2026 program is here! 🌍 Explore how global commitments can drive national action and improve access to care for people with #hemophilia and other #BleedingDisorders. Hear from experts and patient advocates on policy change, treatment advances, and community advocacy lessons. Join the Global Policy and Access Summit virtually on October 20 and 21 Participation is free! Discover the program and register: https://lnkd.in/gFezDu4z #GPAS2026 #TreatmentForAll

“When he was little, he didn’t play at all.” Hasan remembers how #hemophilia once limited his son Adam’s childhood. With access to treatment, Adam can now play outside and spend time with his father and the family’s animals in #Morocco Support from the WFH Humanitarian Aid Program and growing national investment in treatment are helping make these everyday moments possible. Read Adam’s story: https://bit.ly/4yERBpB #BleedingDisorders #TreatmentForAll

Mohammad El Khorassani, MD, recalls the hope that WFH support brought when #hemophilia treatment was scarce in #Morocco. For many families, limited supplies of treatment products and barriers meant going without treatment. Support from the WFH Humanitarian Aid Program and collaboration with local partners have helped improve access to care. Read the story: https://bit.ly/4yERBpB #BleedingDisorders #TreatmentForAll

“We even have a relationship now with the WFH that is almost like family.” For Hassan Mrani Alaoui, who lives with #hemophilia and leads the Moroccan Hemophilia Association, these words reflect years of working with the WFH. In #Morocco, collaboration between the WFH, local partners, and healthcare professionals is helping strengthen care for people with inherited #BleedingDisorders. Read more about this partnership and the support of the WFH Humanitarian Aid Program: https://bit.ly/4yERBpB #TreatmentForAll