Project
Red Flag: Real Talk About Women’s Bleeding
Disorders
Project Red Flag is the National
Hemophilia Foundation’s
(NHF) public awareness campaign to reach the more than two and
a half million women nationwide with undiagnosed bleeding
disorders. The campaign will educate women and their healthcare
providers about the symptoms of bleeding disorders, especially
von
Willebrand disease (VWD), and encourage proper diagnosis
and treatment.
NHF has developed many resources
that are available on this Web site as part of the Project
Red Flag (PRF) campaign.
PRF resources have been designed to help chapters, associations,
hemophilia treatment centers and consumers raise awareness
of women’s bleeding disorders in their local communities.
To learn how to get involved in the Project Red Flag campaign
contact Anna DeSimone, Manager of Project Red Flag (212)
328-3705 or [email protected]. To obtain any materials,
you can contact HANDI, NHF’s information service at
(800) 42-HANDI or [email protected].
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