Bianca Heidersdorf: Shaping the Future of Bleeding Disorders Support at ISTH 2026
Bianca Heidersdorf, Global Medical Science Leader at Roche, shared a post on Linkedin:
“What an incredible week at ISTH 2026 in Paris!
This year, I had the privilege of co-leading our presence at the congress alongside my amazing colleague, Omar Khalil.
Working together and witnessing the scientific breakthroughs shared this year was a proud moment – but even more powerful was feeling the immense energy of the community.
From engaging with the haemophilia community to connecting with Roche colleagues from across the world, this week left me deeply impressed.
It truly reinforced our long-standing commitment to people living with haemophilia A, and our shared ambition to keep advancing care through the science, partnership, and innovation that make a real difference.
It was also an honor to welcome our CEO, Teresa Harris Graham, and Head of Pharma International, Padraic Ward, to the congress.
It was incredibly powerful to see our team united, embodying our commitment to being ‘Here for Generations, Here for Life’.
We leave Paris deeply inspired and ready for the work ahead!”
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