Fateema Capery: The State of Hemophilia Care in Mauritius and What Comes Next
Fateema Capery, Health Journalist at Le Défi Media Group shared a post on Linkedin:
“A closer look at haemophilia care in Mauritius and the progress still to be made
For this Défi Santé feature, I spoke with Mohsena Olath, Operations Manager of the Haemophilia Association of Mauritius and Vice Chair of the World Federation of Hemophilia (WFH) Psychosocial Committee.
One message particularly stood out:
“A person with haemophilia can study, work, practise sport and lead an active life.”
With 104 identified cases in Mauritius, Mohsena highlights the importance of moving towards more comprehensive and preventive care, while also addressing the psychological and social impact of living with a chronic bleeding disorder.
We also discussed emergency care, regional cooperation, and an important development for the future: the proposed national haemophilia treatment centre.
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