Plural form: people who have hemophilia and cannot clot blood normally.
From 'hemophiliac' + '-s' (English plural). The standard plural of the term for affected individuals.
The hemophiliacs who received contaminated blood transfusions in the 1980s-1990s became a tragic symbol of healthcare failures—thousands were infected with HIV or hepatitis C before blood screening became rigorous.
Plural form inherited the male-coded bias of singular; medical cohorts historically studied 'hemophiliacs' while excluding symptomatic females under 'carrier' classification.
Use 'hemophiliacs' and 'people with hemophilia' as inclusive plural; explicitly include females in disease discussions and research.
["people with hemophilia","patients with clotting disorders"]
Historical hemophilia research predominantly enrolled males, creating a knowledge gap about female presentation. Contemporary datasets must include all affected individuals.
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