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Empowering Hemophilia Patients: Hemophilia Society Panaji Chapter and Intas Foundation Join Hands

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In a remarkable display of community spirit and dedication to healthcare, the Hemophilia Society Panaji Chapter, in collaboration with Intas Foundation, organized a highly successful Factor Distribution and Physiotherapy Program at Hotel Mayura, Mapusa. This impactful event, supported by Dr. Praktisha Khalap, brought together patients, families, and experts to promote hemophilia awareness, management, and support.

Physiotherapy Session and Exercise Kits Distribution

A key highlight of the program was the physiotherapy session, expertly conducted to educate patients on effective management techniques for hemophilia. To further empower patients, exercise kits were distributed, providing them with the necessary tools to maintain their physical health and mobility.

Community Support and Awareness

Shri Nikhil Palekar, Police Inspector of Mapusa Police Station, graced the event as the chief guest, emphasizing the importance of community support and safety for individuals with disabilities. His presence underscored the need for collective responsibility in creating a more inclusive and supportive environment.

Disability Sensitization and Hemophilia Awareness

Mr. Prakash Kamat, Society Advocacy Ambassador, delivered a thought-provoking talk on disability sensitization and hemophilia awareness. His insightful presentation aimed to dispel misconceptions and promote a deeper understanding of hemophilia, encouraging empathy and support.

A Program of Hope and Empowerment

The Factor Distribution and Physiotherapy Program benefited 20 patients and their families, providing them with clotting factors, physiotherapy guidance, and exercise kits. This comprehensive support system not only addressed their medical needs but also fostered a sense of community and connection among patients and families.

The Hemophilia Society Panaji Chapter and Intas Foundation’s collaborative effort demonstrates a commitment to improving the lives of individuals with hemophilia. By promoting awareness, providing support, and empowering patients, they are paving the way for a more inclusive and compassionate society.

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Hemophilia Conclave 2025: A Groundbreaking Event in Hemophilia Care

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Goa, India – March 21, 2025 – The Departments of Medicine and Pediatrics at Goa Medical College successfully hosted the Hemophilia Conclave 2025, a landmark event dedicated to advancing hemophilia care and management. The conclave took place on March 21, 2025, at the Goa Medical College Auditorium.

A Gathering of Experts and Stakeholders

The event was graced by the Honorable Health Minister of Goa, Shri Vishwajeet Rane, as the Chief Guest. Renowned hematologist Dr. Tulika Seth from AIIMS Delhi served as the Guest Speaker. The conclave brought together the medical fraternity, students, and patient bodies, fostering collaboration and knowledge-sharing in the field of hemophilia care.

Transforming Hemophilia Care

Titled “Transforming Hemophilia Care,” the conclave highlighted the latest advancements in hemophilia treatments, innovative management practices, and strategies to improve patient outcomes. The event featured insightful presentations, panel discussions, and interactive sessions, providing a comprehensive platform for discussing the complexities of hemophilia care.

Curated by the Hemophilia Society Panaji Chapter

The event was curated by the Hemophilia Society Panaji Chapter, a patient body catering to hemophilia patients in Goa under the Hemophilia Federation of India. The society’s efforts in organizing the conclave demonstrated their commitment to advancing hemophilia care and improving the lives of patients and their families.

A Milestone in Hemophilia Care

The Hemophilia Conclave 2025 marked a significant milestone in the journey towards transforming hemophilia care. The event’s success reflected the collective efforts of the medical community, patient bodies, and stakeholders in advancing the field of hemophilia care.

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Hemophilia Society Panaji Chapter Hosts Successful Education Program in Sawantwadi

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The Hemophilia Society Panaji Chapter recently organized a highly informative education program at Hotel Mango in Sawantwadi, which was attended by 45 patients and parents. The event featured a range of sessions focused on medical advancements, psychological support, and advocacy for hemophilia patients and families.


The education program included expert sessions by renowned specialists in the field of hemophilia. Dr. Makrand Gore delivered a comprehensive presentation on the latest treatments available for hemophilia patients. Psychologist Ms. Riya Sawant shared valuable insights and coping techniques to help patients and families manage the psychological aspects of living with hemophilia.

Journalist Mr. Prakash Kamat emphasized the importance of advocacy for hemophilia patients and families, highlighting the need for increased awareness and support. Dr. Bhavna Telang provided updates on the availability of clotting factor, a crucial aspect of hemophilia treatment.


On the occasion of International Women’s Day, the chapter’s women’s group celebrated by cutting a cake, honoring the strength and resilience of women in the hemophilia community. This included caregivers, carriers, and those with bleeding disorders, who play a vital role in supporting patients and families affected by hemophilia.


The education program organized by the Hemophilia Society Panaji Chapter aimed to empower patients and families with knowledge, support, and advocacy. By bringing together experts and stakeholders, the event facilitated meaningful discussions and connections, ultimately strengthening the hemophilia community in the region.


If you or someone you know is affected by hemophilia, consider reaching out to the Hemophilia Society Panaji Chapter for support and resources. Together, we can work towards creating a more inclusive and supportive environment for individuals and families affected by hemophilia.