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Changing Haemophilia® was developed by Novo Nordisk to help address the unmet needs in haemophilia and other rare blood disorders. Together with you and our community partners we are striving for better access to care, diagnosis and multidisciplinary care. Here we aim to provide all people living with rare blood disorders a place that they can come to find support and advice, from us and from others.

Our Story

Our Story

Welcome! We are so glad you have decided to visit. Why not find out a little more about who we are and why we have created the Changing Haemophilia® website.

About Haemophilia

About Haemophilia

There are a number of different rare blood disorders that can affect a range of people, including haemophilia, rare clotting factor deficiencies and inherited platelet disorders.

Life & Haemophilia

Life & Haemophilia

Living with haemophilia is about so much more than the physical impact it can have. Haemophilia is a lifelong condition that affects so many aspects of a person's life.

Parents & Carers

Parents & Carers

If you have found out that your child has haemophilia, you may be dealing with a range of emotions. Take a look at our parents and carers page for practical advice.

Doctor & Patient

Doctor & Patient

Visiting your healthcare team can be daunting and you may feel overwhelmed. With that in mind, we have developed this short discussion guide.

Video Library

Video Library

We found that sharing knowledge and the experiences of others can provide new information and perspectives. Find a number of videos that portray many stories.

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8 great things to do outside this summer

8 great things to do outside this summer

We would all benefit from spending more time outside. That is to say, we’re all bound to be enriched and cheered up by the fresh air, the natural light and the lovely landscape that awaits us just beyond our comfort zones.

Changing Haemophilia<sup>®</sup> video library

Changing Haemophilia® video library

We found that sharing knowledge and the experiences of others can provide new information and perspectives. Find a number of videos that portray many stories.

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