about hemophilia
Hemophilia is a genetic disorder that affects blood clotting. In the clotting process, when we cut a part of the body and it starts to bleed, the proteins present in the blood come into action to stop the bleeding. People with no have these proteins, and bleed more than normal.
World Hemophilia Day is celebrated on April 17 as a way to broaden the discussion about the disease and remember the importance of investing in the treatment of people. The date was chosen because it was when Frank Schnabel was born, hemophiliac and founder of the World Federation of Hemophilia, he worked to improve the quality of life of hemophiliacs.
Source: https://abraphem.org.br/a-abraphem/sobre-a-abraphem/