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Long-Term Outlook for Children with Hemophilia |
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Hemophilia is a life-long disease, but significant advances in prevention of bleeding episodes and treatment means that today those with hemophilia suffer fewer damaging consequences of the illness. Innovations in the production of synthetic factor products have enhanced safety and reduced complications. These strides have improved the physical and emotional well-being of patients and reduced disruption to school, work, and other activities. With careful management, informed decisions, and early recognition of complications, today most children with hemophilia can lead relatively normal, active and healthy lives.
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