Hemophilia in the 1990s: Principles of Management and Improved Access to Care (original) (raw)

In the 1990s, significant advances in the principles of managing hemophilia and access to care emerged as a result of global collaboration among physicians and organizations. Hemophilia, a hereditary bleeding disorder, primarily affects males and has severe clinical implications if not managed effectively. The paper outlines the importance of developing comprehensive care programs in both developed and developing countries, focusing on improved education, blood product safety, and training for healthcare personnel to enhance the quality of life for individuals with hemophilia.