If you are interested in scanning my trip report scroll down and see some of my favorite presentations, personal photos and excerpts from the official site (above). No funds from MyGirlsBlood were used
to support this writing or presentation or travel, Cheryl paid for this
in full out of her own piggy bank. Your feedback is appreciated. -- Cheryl D'Ambrosio
Table of Contents
2010 World Hemophilia Congress Buenos Aires, Argentina July 10-14, 2010
Disclaimer: Some of the notes are excerpts have been
extracted from the official newspaper of the 2010 WFH World Congress. Opinions expressed are those of the
individuals and organizations cited. I
felt that sharing some thoughts and quotes from this newspaper would be a good
way to communicate the spirit of information that was shared at the Congress,
to those who would not have had the opportunity. Individual's photos taken by Cheryl
D'Ambrosio with permission from 'nearly' each person.
Women and Bleeding
Disorders (see paper below "Reproductive Health...")
WFH References Library of articles
about women with bleeding disorders
Patient registries,
twinning critical to national care program
Booths
Home treatment key to
improving outcomes in developing countries
New mix of health problems
confronts ageing bleeding disorders population
Inconsistent testing
limits treatment for platelet disorders
Networking
I am also posting these writings from the World
Federation of Hemophilia Research Library. More are on their WFH website by just browsing through their research section.
Andra H. James, Division of Maternal-Fetal
Medicine Department of Obstetrics and
Gynecology Duke University Medical Center,
Durham, North Carolina, U.S.A. — June
2009
