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Haemophilia in Greece. A Continuous Struggle for Survival and Quality of Life.

The 1980’s were the decade when high quality of life was achieved by proper and adequate substitution therapy. However, the tragedy of global spread of HIV infection in people treated with plasma derived products shadowed this progress. At the same time, industrial production of safer products was not only triggered but also successfully accomplished. The identification and cloning of the genes coding for factors VIII and IX allowed scientists to perform safe, accurate and early carrier detection, prenatal diagnosis and appropriate genetic counseling.