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A Hammond family shares their young son’s journey with sickle cell disease, highlighting the challenges of living with a rare blood disorder and the importance of awareness, specialized care, and hope for the future.
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Dr. Magdalena Lewandowska explains how new ferritin guidelines are meant to improve care for people with bleeding disorders.
Dr. Luisanna Sánchez of Innovative Hematology explains how exercise can be both safe and beneficial for people living with sickle cell disease.
April 1, 2026 marks Dr. Sanjay Ahuja’s first day as CEO & Medical Director of Innovative Hematology. Our focus now is clear: to build on the strong foundation already in place, strengthen the continuity of care our patients depend on, and position IHI for thoughtful and sustainable growth.
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Indianapolis physician running NYC Marathon to raise awareness for bleeding disorders
Dr. Magdalena Lewandowska is running her first New York City Marathon to raise money for the National Bleeding Disorders Foundation.
Spotlight on ITP: A New Era in Autoimmune Disease Management
The future of ITP treatment is bright, with new therapeutic targets and measures.
Sickle Cell Awareness: Shedding light on the silent struggle
By FOX59 ZIONSVILLE, Ind. — Laughter and loud voices filled the Christmans’ living room on a summer night as 11-year-old Michelline competed against her parents in the board game “Trouble.” The pop of the dice and clack of moving pegs was drowned out by playful “trash...
Indiana family shares story to raise awareness for Sickle Cell Awareness Month
The Christman family shares their personal experience to raise awareness about sickle cell disease.
Anemia and Iron Deficiency in Women: A Global and National Health Concern
Early detection of iron deficiency and IDA are essential, and if left untreated, iron deficiency can impair physical and cognitive function as well as negatively impact maternal-fetal outcomes during pregnancy.
Iron deficiency anemia often goes undiagnosed due to vague symptoms
Iron deficiency anemia often goes undiagnosed due to its vague symptoms, according to Dr. Mukul Singal from Innovative Hematology.
Supporting students with chronic health conditions in the classroom
Mary Brunkhart emphasizes the importance of individual health plans and travel letters for students with chronic health conditions.
Noblesville siblings raise awareness about blood disorder camp
Noblesville siblings Owen Bergman, 16, Andrew Bergman, 9, and Elizabeth Bergman, 7, all have Hemophilia B.
World Sickle Cell Day | WIBC
Kyle Law champions the message of hope and encourage as we head into World Sickle Cell Day on Thursday June 19.