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Hemophilia
Gene Therapy
Mental Health
Takeda
Bleeding Disorders
Alternative Funding Programs
Patient Advocacy
Hemophilia B
Vulnerability
Insurance Issues
Elbow Surgery
Women and Bleeding Disorders
Communication
Anxiety
Healthcare Providers
2025 Healthcare Policy
Hemophilia Federation Of America
3-Hydroxy-3-Methylgluterole-Coa Synthase Deficiency
Rare Diseases
Chronic Conditions

BloodStream is an entertaining and informational podcast for the bleeding disorders community. Each week, hemophilia patient Patrick James Lynch and former non-profit director Amy Board are joined by advocacy leaders, medical experts, and other guests to discuss the latest news, scientific advancements, policy initiatives, and so much more. Subscribe wherever you listen, or search BloodStream Podc... more

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On this episode of BloodStream, we're thrilled to sit down with Connie Montgomery alongside Jeff and Barb for a warm, wide-ranging conversation grounded in lived experience and deep community roots. Together, they reflect on the moments that shape ad... more

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On this episode of BloodStream, we get a sneak peek at the 2026 World Congress with Dr. Glenn Pierce, Vice President, Medical at the World Federation of Hemophilia. What conversations are shaping the agenda? Where is the science heading? And how does... more

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ASH 2025 brought a wave of new data — and on this episode, we're digging into what stood out.

Patrick and Amy welcome Dr. Akshat Jain to talk through the research, the momentum in hematology, and the conversations coming out of this year's meeting.... more

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Patrick and Amy sit down to hear her story—how she first got involved in the bleeding disorders community back in 2003, and how patient advocacy became her passion. Along the way, they share laughs about their unexpected pasts as actors and the momen... more

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Recent Guests

Dr. Akshat Jain
Renowned global hematologist
Episode: ASH 2025 Highlights
Makenna Dietrich
Advocate and mother of children with hemophilia
Nebraska Chapter
Episode: Top Bleeding Disorders Stories of 2025
Cheri Clark
Nurse and caregiver charged with managing multiple roles while handling her own health challenges.
Episode: The Stress of Shifting Roles with Cheri Clark
Nicole Angeles
A mom with von Willebrand disease sharing her experience across two pregnancies.
Episode: The Stress of Shifting Roles with Cheri Clark
Marc Pangilinan
Director of Health Equity and Community Engagement at the Hemophilia Federation of America
Hemophilia Federation of America
Episode: Blood Brothers - Part 1
Benjamin Denman
A patient who has faced hemophilia and inhibitors and shares his journey of rediscovery.
Episode: I'm Fine is back! Featuring Benjamin Denman
Elsa Kendall
Co-founder of The Red Ink Project and student advocate
The Red Ink Project
Episode: The Red Ink Project & Global Action Network for Sickle Cell
Ann Kendall
Co-founder of The Red Ink Project and mother of Elsa Kendall
The Red Ink Project
Episode: The Red Ink Project & Global Action Network for Sickle Cell
Lanre Tunji-Ajayi
Founder of the Global Action Network for Sickle Cell and Other Inherited Blood Disorders
Global Action Network for Sickle Cell
Episode: The Red Ink Project & Global Action Network for Sickle Cell

Hosts

Patrick James Lynch
Patient advocate and host, known for his engaging style and connection to the bleeding disorders community, providing personal insights and expert discussions.
Amy Board
Healthcare advocate and nonprofit expert, co-hosting with a focus on education and awareness within the bleeding disorders community.

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 53 ratings
  • fun show and I learned from it!

    Subscribed and will share. Thank you !

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Hopscotch03
    United States2 years ago
  • Fantastic Host Driven Show!

    Hemophilia? Fun? The hosts of this show make it so. This is my go to favorite podcast. Keep ‘em going!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Mr. Gretzky99
    United States3 years ago
  • The best blood pod in the land!!

    Funny, smart, accurate and current! I refuse to miss an episode!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    MissNatalieRose
    United States4 years ago
  • Great Listen!

    Excellent podcast, super informative, and bursting with personality!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Anthony "The Puma"
    United States7 years ago
  • What this community needed!

    So smart, informative and enjoyable!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Wahnaaaay
    United States8 years ago

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Listeners appreciate the mix of personal stories and expert discussions, creating a relatable experience.
The podcast is recognized for its ability to blend entertainment with important health information, making it a favorite in the community.
Hosts demonstrate a strong connection to the bleeding disorders community and provide valuable advocacy insights.
Informative and engaging content that makes complex topics accessible.
Overall, it is seen as a vital resource for those affected by bleeding disorders.

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Recent interactions between the hosts and their guests.

Channel swimmer (and blood brother!) Tim Stowers
Q: How did you account for your hemophilia during the swim?
Stowers mentioned that his hemophilia is well-controlled, and his hematologist suggested infusing at the last possible moment before the swim, which he did.
Channel swimmer (and blood brother!) Tim Stowers
Q: What makes a channel swim unique for people unfamiliar with the concept?
A channel swim is usually between islands or between an island and the mainland, and is significantly longer than a typical marathon swim which is about six miles.
A preview of 2026 World Congress with Dr. Glenn Pierce
Q: What would you emphasize for attendees who are new to the World Congress?
I would encourage everyone to engage, talk to others from different countries, and attend the sessions for a concentrated learning experience.
A preview of 2026 World Congress with Dr. Glenn Pierce
Q: What do you think is notable about this year's World Congress?
There's a focus on workshops for various professionals, including nurses and psychosocial experts, about management of bleeding disorders and treatment challenges.
The Red Ink Project & Global Action Network for Sickle Cell
Q: What does the Red Ink Project aim to achieve?
Elsa Kendall explains that it centers the experiences of women and girls in bleeding disorders, providing spaces for expression and advocacy.

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What is BloodStream about and what kind of topics does it cover?

Targeting the bleeding disorders community, this podcast combines entertainment with important information, making complex medical topics accessible and engaging for listeners. Frequent discussions center around advancements in treatments, advocacy efforts, personal stories, and current issues affecting individuals living with bleeding disorders. Episodes showcase a variety of guest experts from the medical field, as well as advocates who share their insights and experiences, creating a rich narrative that both informs and inspires. Notable for its approachable style, the podcast fosters a sense of community among listeners by addressing not only medical advancements but also the emotional and mental health aspects of living with such condi... more

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1. Dr. Akshat Jain
2. Makenna Dietrich
3. Cheri Clark
4. Nicole Angeles
5. Marc Pangilinan
6. Benjamin Denman
7. Elsa Kendall
8. Ann Kendall

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