Salwa Almefareh: Bringing Life-Changing Haemophilia Care to Patients Worldwide
Salwa Almefareh, Regulatory Affairs Specialist at Roche Middle East, Mohamed Naser Al-Hajery and Sons Ltd., shared a post on LinkedIn:
“True innovation in haemophilia A extends beyond scientific discovery, it is realized when innovation reaches the patients who need it most.
At Roche, we believe meaningful progress is driven by strong partnerships and a shared commitment to improving global health.
Our long-term support of the World Federation of Hemophilia WFH Humanitarian Aid Program reflects this commitment, helping expand access to care for people living with inherited bleeding disorders in low- and middle-income countries.
By working together across the healthcare ecosystem, we can help reduce disparities in care, strengthen health systems, and create a future where more people with haemophilia have the opportunity to receive timely, life-changing treatment.
Learn how collaboration continues to shape the future of haemophilia care.”
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