News
-
-
1st TIF NURSING WORKSHOP ON HAEMOGLOBINOPATHIES | 29-30 November 2025
📌 Workshop Title: 1st TIF Nursing Workshop on Haemoglobinopathies 📌 Date & Venue: Saturday & Sunday, 29-30 November 2025 | Titania Hotel, Athens, Greece Overview: This landmark workshop represents…
Read More » -
TOPICS IN FOCUS SERIES | Guidelines for the Management of Thalassaemia Syndromes
Each booklet focuses on a specific aspect of the updated guidelines for transfusion-dependent thalassaemia (TDT), non-transfusion-dependent β-thalassaemia (NTDT), and α-thalassaemia, allowing physicians from various specialties to access critical, evidence-based recommendations…
Read More » -
ANNUAL REPORT 2024 | A Year of Resilience and Progress
It is a privilege to present the Federation’s Annual Report for 2024, capturing a year defined by resilience, innovation, and progress in advancing TIF’s mission to improve the lives of…
Read More » -
SICKLE CELL DISEASE | Inflammation during Menstrual Cycle May Trigger Pain Crises
SCD is a genetic disorder in which red blood cells can become abnormally shaped (“sickle”), leading to blockages in blood vessels, tissue damage, and intense pain known as vaso-occlusive events…
Read More » -
BOOSTING DONOR HEALTH | How Iron Speeds Post-Donation Recovery
The FORTE trial investigated the effects of oral iron supplementation in blood donors with ferritin levels of 30 µg/L or lower. Participants were randomly assigned to receive a placebo, 30…
Read More » -
SICKLE CELL DISEASE | Limited Progress in Sickle Cell Disease Highlights Barriers to Treatment Access
According to the findings, there has been limited improvement in outcomes for SCD patients, in large part due to barriers in accessing first-line therapies such as hydroxyurea. Although several new…
Read More » -
SICKLE CELL DISEASE | Intranasal Fentanyl Shows Promise for Rapid Pain Relief in Adults
Fentanyl is a powerful painkiller that has already been widely used in children with SCD and in adults with cancer or chronic pain. Researchers now believe its use in adults…
Read More » -
EMPOWERING NURSING PRACTICE IN HAEMOGLOBINOPATHIES | Discover the New TIF Guide
Nurses are the heart of haemoglobinopathy care. Their role spans far beyond routine tasks—encompassing complex clinical duties, patient advocacy, case management, emotional and psychosocial support, and education of both patients…
Read More »

