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Aug 24, 2026, 11:07
Women and Girls With Bleeding Disorders Deserve to Be Heard – National Bleeding Disorders Foundation
National Bleeding Disorders Foundation shared a post on LinkedIn:
”Women and girls with bleeding disorders deserve to be heard, not dismissed.
Hear from Carla Jeffrey, Dr. Keri Norris, Dr. Angela Weyand, and Connie Montgomery as they discuss why women, especially women of color, often face delays in diagnosis and the importance of believing patients when they share their symptoms.
Every voice deserves to be heard. Every concern deserves to be taken seriously.”
Proceed to the video attached to the post.
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