Mark Skinner Honored With the Lifetime Achievement Award – National Bleeding Disorders Foundation
National Bleeding Disorders Foundation shared a post on LinkedIn:
“A lifetime of impact deserves a moment of its own.
At BDC 2026, we were honored to recognize Mark Skinner, with the Lifetime Achievement Award, celebrating his longstanding leadership, advocacy, and commitment to advancing the lives of people with bleeding disorders.
Throughout his years of service to this community, Mark has changed the lives of people with bleeding disorders in the US and around the globe, elevated the patient voice, and advocated for progress that reaches far beyond any one moment or achievement.
Mark, thank you for the lasting impact you have made, and continue to make, on the bleeding disorders community.
Please join us in celebrating this well-deserved recognition.”
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