Strengthening Hemophilia Care Through Collaboration and Commitment in India at IHC X 2026 – Hemophilia Federation India
Hemophilia Federation India shared on LinkedIn:
”Initiative on Hemophilia Care…!
IHC X 2026 stands as a continued commitment towards strengthening hemophilia care in India by bringing together healthcare professionals, policymakers, partners, and the community on a unified platform.
Marked alongside World Hemophilia Day, the initiative reflects a shared vision of improving early diagnosis, enhancing access to comprehensive care, and building sustainable systems of support for people living with hemophilia and other bleeding disorders.
Through meaningful discussions, knowledge exchange, and collaborative engagement, the programme reinforces the importance of partnerships in driving impactful change.
It serves not only as a forum for dialogue but also as a step forward in addressing existing gaps and shaping a more responsive and inclusive healthcare landscape.
As we move ahead, IHC X 2026 reaffirms our collective resolve to expand awareness, strengthen capacity, and work towards better health outcomes across the country – ensuring that no individual is left behind.”
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