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Donna Goldman writes about rare genetic blood disorders for Biology Insights. Based in Bend, Oregon, Goldman holds a degree in biology and previously worked as a research laboratory assistant before turning to medical writing.

Why Is Haemophilia Called the Royal Disease?Genetics
What Is the History of Sickle Cell Anemia?Healthcare
How Long Does It Take to Find a Bone Marrow Match?Healthcare
Do Girls Get Hemophilia and How Is It Possible?Heart & Lungs
How Was Sickle Cell Disease Discovered?Healthcare
What Happens at a Hematology Appointment?Tests
How Common Is Hemophilia in Females?Genetics
Can a Female Have Hemophilia? Symptoms & Rare Cases Heart & Lungs
Can a Deep Bruise Cause a Blood Clot?Heart & Lungs
Can Females Have Hemophilia? Yes, Here’s How Heart & Lungs
How Does Hemophilia Affect Females and Their Health?Heart & Lungs
Can Ibuprofen Stop Bleeding? The Effect on Blood Clotting Drugs
Coagulation Factor VIII: What It Is and Its Role in Clotting Heart & Lungs
How Many Clotting Factors Are There in the Body?Heart & Lungs
How Rare Is Essential Thrombocythemia?Cancer
Von Willebrand Disease Inheritance Pattern Explained Genetics
Hemophilia B Factor: Causes, Symptoms, and Treatment Heart & Lungs
Sickle Cell Prevalence: Who It Affects and Where Heart & Lungs
Who Discovered Sickle Cell Anemia? A Historic Perspective Healthcare