Introduction: The experiences of patients with mild-to-moderate haemophilia differ from those of patients with severe haemophilia or those without a bleeding disorder and include a challenging diagnosis and variability in bleeding symptoms and treatment needs. In addition, there is a significant lack of data on mild-to-moderate haemophilia, and many unmet needs remain to be identified and addressed in this group of patients. Methods: Challenges for these patients, including women with haemophilia, were identified during a roundtable meeting attended by a group of US-based experts How to cite this article: Walsh C, Boggio L, Brown-Jones L, et al. Identified unmet needs and proposed solutions in mild-to-moderate haemophilia: A summary of opinions from a roundtable of haemophilia experts. Haemophilia.
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