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Global Hemophilia Report

BloodStream Media
Hemophilia
Real World Data
Comprehensive Care
Gene Therapy
Women With Hemophilia
Rebalancing Agents
Real World Evidence
Clinical Trials
World Congress
Inhibitor Development
Emicizumab
Shared Decision Making
Mentorship
Global Health Equity
Registries
Medical Gaslighting
Hemophilia Treatment Centers
Hemophilia Treatment Center Network
Real-World Data / Registries
Data Registries

Led by science, curiosity, and storytelling, the Global Hemophilia Report from BloodStream Media is an entertaining monthly journey through the investigations and science driving hemophilia research around the world. Produced by: Believe Limited & BloodStream Media Hosted by: Patrick James Lynch Senior Advisor: Dr. Donna DiMichele Featured Advertiser: Sanofi Genzyme #GHRpod #hemophilia #clinicalre... more

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Host Patrick James Lynch and co-host Dr. Donna D. Micheli frame hemophilia progress as the product of sustained collaboration and investment, not inevitability, amid an increasingly uncertain research environment. Joined by University of Michigan phy... more

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At the World Federation of Hemophilia World Congress in Kuala Lumpur, thousands gathered to discuss the future of bleeding disorders care. Gene therapies. Rebalancing agents. Artificial intelligence. New possibilities seemed to be everywhere.

But b... more

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The hemophilia treatment landscape is evolving faster than ever. In this episode of Global Hemophilia Report, Patrick James Lynch and Dr. Donna DiMichele are joined by Drs. Hermans, Carpenter, and Hansen to break down the emerging class of rebalancin... more

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This season opener explores comprehensive hemophilia care in 2025: what's working, what's strained, and what needs to evolve. Clinicians from the US, UK, and Ireland join host Patrick James Lynch and Dr. Donna DiMichele to discuss treatment personali... more

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Rebecca Kruse-Jarres
Professor of Medicine and Pediatrics, University of Washington; Executive and Medical Director, Washington Center for Bleeding Disorders
University of Washington
Episode: The Research Ecosystem Behind Hemophilia Breakthroughs: Funding, Mentorship, and Collaboration
Lorri Lynn Jacobsen-Tews
Executive Director, Hemostasis and Thrombosis Research Society (HTRS)
HTRS
Episode: The Research Ecosystem Behind Hemophilia Breakthroughs: Funding, Mentorship, and Collaboration
Amy Board
Believe Limited's director of engagement and programs
Believe Limited
Episode: WFH 2026: Spotlight on Humanitarian Aid
Assad Haffar
WFH Humanitarian Aid Director
World Federation of Hemophilia
Episode: WFH 2026: Spotlight on Humanitarian Aid
Bonnie Anderson
Head of humanitarian program for Sanofi
Sanofi
Episode: WFH 2026: Spotlight on Humanitarian Aid
Cedric Hermans
Adult hematologist, head of hematology and hemophilia unit, Clinique Saint-Luc, Brussels
Clinique Saint-Luc
Episode: Rebalancing Agents and Other Available Treatment Options
CJ Hansen
Program manager and nurse coordinator, Ohio State University Bleeding and Clotting Disorders Center
Ohio State University
Episode: Rebalancing Agents and Other Available Treatment Options
Shannon Carpenter
Pediatric hematologist, division director of PEDS Hemonc MV&T, Children's Mercy Hospital
Children's Mercy Hospital
Episode: Rebalancing Agents and Other Available Treatment Options
Amy Dunn
Pediatric hematologist
Nationwide Children's Hospital, Columbus, Ohio; chair of Medical and Scientific Advisory Council, National Bleeding Disorder Foundation
Episode: The Future of Comprehensive Care

Hosts

Patrick James Lynch
Host of the Hemophilia-focused program, regularly guiding conversations with clinicians, researchers, and industry partners.
Donna DiMichele
Co-host and Senior Scientific Advisor with clinical hemophilia expertise and involvement in patient engagement discussions.

Reviews

5.0 out of 5 stars from 13 ratings
  • Outstandingly Comprehensive

    This is the most outstandingly comprehensive hemophilia podcast out there. It’s science based, and can at times be a bit dense, but the host does a really fantastic job of simplifying the harder to understand elements of the research being done, and I feel up to date with parts of the hemophilia world I didn’t even know about!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    ShuaBragg
    United States3 years ago
  • Outstanding Information

    An outstandingly produced, information packed podcast. Highly recommended for anyone looking for a deep dive into hemophilia.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Mr. Gretzky99
    United States4 years ago
  • Amazing content, so much history.

    Really impressive podcast. As someone with hemophilia, I appreciate knowing a show like this exists.Ii learned a lot about novel therapies, joint health, and women with hemophilia. Thank you!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Hopscotch03
    United States4 years ago
  • Love it!

    Great inside-baseball coverage of the state of bleeding disorders. Glad I stumbled on this.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    CandidHams4000
    United States4 years ago

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There's Nothing New for Me in the Pipeline (Clinical Trials & Patient Participation)
Q: What are the next steps for validating the HTC vs non-HTC findings, and how can the research community improve follow-up studies?
The next steps involve expanding study populations within HTC networks, designing follow-on trials with patient input, and creating a national infrastructure to facilitate timely follow-up research and validation of results.
Rebalancing Agents and Other Available Treatment Options
Q: Which patient populations are emerging as strong contenders for rebalancing agents as first-line therapy?
Experts suggest initial use will target patients with severe disease or those with inhibitors who have limited options, expanding to broader groups as real-world data accrues.
Yes, Women Have Hemophilia: Knowledge Gaps, Diagnostic Delays & the Fight for Equity
Q: How do we get to a future where women have equitable treatment and care for hemophilia?
By enrolling more women in clinical trials, standardizing outcome measures, building prospective registries, and actively engaging providers across all levels to recognize and act on women's bleeding symptoms.

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A science-driven, globally focused examination of hemophilia, its evolving therapies, and the systems shaping access to care. Episodes often feature clinicians, researchers, patient advocates, and industry partners discussing novel therapies, real-world data, registries, health equity, and the practicalities of delivering care across varied healthcare systems. Notable is the emphasis on patient engagement, transparent data sharing, and the role of philanthropic and industry partnerships in advancing treatment and access. The format tends to mix clinical insights with lived patient experiences, regulatory and data considerations, and practical implications for care teams and families.

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1. Rebecca Kruse-Jarres
2. Lorri Lynn Jacobsen-Tews
3. Amy Board
4. Assad Haffar
5. Bonnie Anderson
6. Cedric Hermans
7. CJ Hansen
8. Shannon Carpenter

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