17 APR. 2025
2025: World Hemophilia Day
At LFB, we are proud to contribute every day to improving the lives of people living with rare bleeding disorders around the world.
On World Hemophilia Day, we shine a light on the unwavering commitment of our teams, who work tirelessly to meet the needs of patients, regardless of their country or local challenges.
Thank you to all those who bring our mission to life with dedication and compassion, to make our mission a reality.
Our teams are committed on a daily basis
Among these conditions is von Willebrand disease, which also affects women and girls. As Catherine Delebarre, President of the Willebrand Commission of AFH Occitanie, points out: “Von Willebrand disease is unfortunately still not well known. There is still a long way to go, as it is often diagnosed too late.”
Today, it is estimated that around 0.5% and 1,1% of the world’s population has a Willebrand disease deficiency, including women and girls who all too often remain underdiagnosed and insufficiently supported.
Raising awareness, educating, providing better care: it is together that we will make progress in the recognition and management of these rare diseases.
