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Some Doctors in Japan More Aware of HAE Than Others, Survey Finds

Dermatologists, pediatricians, and emergency doctors may be more aware of hereditary angioedema (HAE) than doctors of other specialties, according to an online survey conducted in Japan. This discrepancy among healthcare professionals highlights the importance of educational efforts and specialist accreditation in raising awareness about the condition within the medical…

Symptoms of HAE Can Occur Without Swelling Attack: Study

Many people with hereditary angioedema (HAE) have non-swelling symptoms, such as rash or fatigue, even when they aren’t having an acute swelling attack, a new study highlights. “HAE symptoms are not limited to only those experienced during HAE swelling attacks. Many different symptoms (including abdominal symptoms, pain, headache, fatigue, depression, and…