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Sep 20, 2025, 13:58
Novo Nordisk Haemophilia Foundation Partners Drive Global Progress in Low-Dose Prophylaxis and Carrier Awareness
Novo Nordisk Haemophilia Foundation has shared a post on LinkedIn:
“NNHF Partners Highlight Meeting
We had an incredible session with strong engagement from 75 participants, featuring three powerful keynotes and fantastic engagement from our global partners. Your contributions made this virtual meeting truly impactful!
Key notes from our partners:
- South Africa – Dr Yasmin Goga and Molly Ndebele spoke about advocating for low-dose prophylaxis (vs. on-demand treatment) in low-resource settings, and highlighted the critical role of nurses in making this approach possible.
- Latin America – Yuri Arango highlighted important work with Carrier Women with Bleeding Disorders, driving awareness and better care pathways.
These discussions show what’s possible when we learn from each other and work together.
Are you a partner and want to join our next session? Stay tuned for the next invitation coming in February 2026!”
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