Comic book to explain blood disorder


(From left) Moderator Choo Mei Sze, Ampang Hospital consultant haematologist Dr Veena Selvaratnam, Taqrir and Hemophilia Society of Malaysia vice-president Edwin Goh sharing about the need for awareness at a forum to mark World Hemophilia Day.

Hemophilia Society of Malaysia marked World Hemophilia Day with the launch of The Hemophilia Mythbusters, a comic book that aims to empower patients and educate the broader community about haemophilia.

The comic book was designed to raise awareness of haemophilia and to debunk myths surrounding the genetic bleeding disorder.

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