| 1. | About 13, 500 people in the United States have hemophilia A.
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| 2. | During the 1980s, molecular and cellular studies distinguished hemophilia A and vWD more precisely.
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| 3. | Hemophilia A is passed on genetically and affects only males.
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| 4. | The most common form, Hemophilia A, leaves patients without Factor VIII, or immune to its effects.
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| 5. | A number of other problems such as hemophilia A, PRA, and genetic epilepsy, are not mentioned.
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| 6. | Factor VIII ( medication ) may be used to treat and prevent bleeding in people with hemophilia A.
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| 7. | The men, all suffering from hemophilia A, the most common form of the disease, also had fewer bleeding episodes.
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| 8. | A small, early-stage trial of gene therapy shows promise for treating hemophilia A, an inherited disorder in which blood doesn't clot.
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| 9. | The boy represented his mother as deaf and his father as an alcoholic, and he reported seizures and hemophilia as complicating conditions.
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| 10. | One was Lot AP5014A of Factor 8, which is used to treat hemophilia A, a bleeding disorder that affects about 17, 000 Americans.
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