Thank You
Dear Delegates,
It was our pleasure to have you participate in the 15th National Haemostasis Update (NHU 2026), held from 1–2 August 2026 at The Chancery Pavilion Hotel, Bengaluru.
We hope you found the programme engaging and enriching, with insightful presentations and interactive discussions throughout the scientific sessions. With rapid advances in the field of bleeding disorders and the availability of newer therapeutic options, this year's meeting provided an excellent platform for learning, exchanging ideas, and strengthening professional collaborations. The programme was carefully designed to cover the diagnostic and clinical aspects of haemostasis, while also highlighting the importance of a multidisciplinary approach through musculoskeletal care, nursing care, and laboratory perspectives.
We also hope the meeting gave you the opportunity to reconnect with colleagues, build new collaborations, and explore innovative approaches to improving the care of people living with bleeding disorders.
Thank you once again for your active participation and for contributing to the success of NHU 2026.
Dr. Alok Srivastava
President, IAHAD
Dr. Shashikant Apte
Secretary, IAHAD
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Bronze Sponsors
Dear Esteemed Colleagues,
It is our pleasure to welcome you to the 14th National Haemostasis Update (NHU 2025) organized by the Indian Association for Haemophilia and Allied Disorders (IAHAD) to be held at the "The Chancery Pavilion, Bengaluru" from August 2-3, 2025.
NHU is the annual scientific meeting established for healthcare professionals involved in the promotion of care of people with haemophilia and allied bleeding disorders in India. As the field continues to evolve rapidly with innovations and expanding therapeutic options in the world, this meeting aims to provide a comprehensive scientific update for multidisciplinary teams involved in the diagnosis, clinical management, and holistic care of bleeding disorders — including musculoskeletal and nursing support.
With increasing support from the union and state governments for care for people with haemophilia and other inherited rare bleeding disorders, this meeting provides an opportunity to also share best practices and learn for the growing experience of successful programs in the country.
We are optimistic that NHU 2025 will not only be a platform for learning but also an opportunity to reconnect with colleagues, foster new collaborations, and exchange ideas that drive progress in haemophilia care.
We look forward to welcoming you to this enriching learning experience.