IHS Clinical Webinar Series 2025: Update on Mimetics
Featuring Dr. Peter Lenting, National Institute for Health and Medical Research, Paris.
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ASH Annual Meeting
Orlando, Florida , United StatesThe American Society of Hematology (ASH) Annual Meeting is the world's largest and most comprehensive haematology event of the year. With hundreds of sessions showcasing the latest research and practice…
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IHS Clinical Webinar Series 2025: Access to Treatment – What Has Been Achieved Globally and What is Needed
OnlineFeaturing Dr. Glenn Pierce, Vice President Medical of the World Federation of Hemophilia (WFH), USA
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E-Learning Module 21: When to consider Ehlers-Danlos Syndromes in a patient with haemorrhagic symptoms
EAHAD AcademyJoin Dr Karelle Benistan, leading expert from the French reference centre for non-vascular EDS, as she guides you through the diagnosis and management of EDS from a haematology perspective. Gain…
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EAHAD 2026 Congress
The Convention Centre Dublin Spencer Dock, N Wall Quay, North Wall, Dublin 1, D01 T1W6, Ireland, Dublin, Ireland -
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Revisiting the role of FVIII in Haemophilia A in 2026
EAHAD AcademyCedric Hermans sits down with Jan Blatný, Consultant Haematologist at Masaryk University and University Hospital Brno, EHCC and EuroBloodNet Centre, and former EAHAD President (2024–2026), to explore the evolving role…
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Clinical Implications of Roctavian’s Market Withdrawal
OnlineThe recent withdrawal of Roctavian from the market has raised important questions for clinicians, patients, and healthcare systems involved in the management of haemophilia A gene therapy. As the first…
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WFH Congress
Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia , MalaysiaThe WFH 2026 World Congress will include over 80 hours of continuing educational sessions across the Medical and People with Bleeding Disorders (PWBD) tracks, as well as six professional development…
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EHA2026 Congress
Stockholm, Sweden , SwedenThe European Hematology Association (EHA) community consists of doctors (haematologists), researchers (PhD or otherwise), patients (and advocacy groups), geneticists, nurses, and more mainly across Europe, including non-EU member states.