World Haemophilia Day is observed every year on 17th April. The day, dedicated to people living with haemophilia, is observed to raise awareness and create a better future for them. Hemophilia is a "rare disorder" in which "blood doesn't clot normally because it lacks sufficient blood-clotting proteins," according to the mayoclinic.org. World Haemophilia Day is now recognised worldwide for better diagnosis and access to special care. World Hemophilia Day is about bringing people, with bleeding disorders, globally together.

This year the theme of World Haemophilia Day is "Adapting to Change". Amid the pandemic, only one thing seems to be constant and that is adapting onself to the new normal and the pandemic is posing greater challenges for anyone who needs emergency medical care.

Source: NDTV