Hemophilia A drives healthcare costs higher, says study in Canada

"This study confirms that even with improved [treatment to reduce bleeding], hemophilia A has a non-negligible impact on healthcare system costs," researchers wrote in the study, "Population-Level Real-World Healthcare Costs in Men and Women With […]

Hemophilia A drives healthcare costs higher, says study in Canada

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