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NHF submitted a letter on the "American Patients First" drug pricing blueprint.
The HTRS MRA provides financial support for qualified fellows or junior attending/junior faculty pursuing clinical, translational, or basic science research in hemostasis and/or thrombosis under the guidance of an experienced mentor.
New study from Emory University School of Medicine focused on causes and ramifications of missing clinic visits in patients with bleeding disorders.
The rate of attendance to scheduled clinic visits have been linked to health outcomes in several chronic disease groups such as diabetes, hypertension, HIV and congenital heart disease. Higher clinic attendance rates are generally associated with better outcomes in these patients. However, the potential effects of non-attendance (NA) for individuals with bleeding disorders is not well understood.
The first stage will collect data that will be eventually used to evaluate the efficacy and safety of the investigational hemophilia B therapy.
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