WORLD THALASSEMIA DAY HIDDEN NO MORE - Finding the Undiagnosed, Supporting the Unseen AN INHERITED HEMOGLOBIN DISORDER Thalassemia is a genetic condition caused by mutations in globin genes that lead to an imbalance of α- and β-globin chains, resulting in red blood cell destruction The 2026 Global Mission: To identify undiagnosed individuals and support those whose daily challenges remain unrecognized by society & healthcare systems Global Lighting Initiative "Bring To Light" movement encourages cities to illuminate iconic landmarks in red to symbolize solidarity and advocacy Alpha vs. Beta Thalassemia PREVALENCE Alpha Beta Alpha types involves deletions on chromosome 16 Beta types usually involve point mutations on chromosome 11 Minor vs. Major (TDT vs. NTDT) 1.3 M Global Cases Among them, 400,000 children are born with severe forms annually Mild Severe Minor/Trait Major/Transfusion-Dependent Often asymptomatic carriers Requires lifelong blood support for survival THALASSEMIA BELT REGIONS SYMPTOMS & COMPLICATIONS Chronic fatigue Pale skin Jaundice Shortness of breath Bone deformities Growth retardation THE TREATMENT REVOLUTION CASGEVY REBLOZYL Cell-based gene therapy Erythroid maturation agent The Danger of Iron Overload STANDARD CARE: TRANSFUSIONS & CHELATION Frequent transfusions can lead to iron accumulation, causing and organ damage Regular blood transfusions to maintain hemoglobin levels and iron chelation therapy to remove excess iron from the body Vyuhpharma® All Rights Reserved Note: This report is generated based on publicly available data

Every drop of awareness brings hope ❤️On World Thalassemia Day, we work together to create awareness on thalassemia, encourage early diagnosis and better access to care, and support patients and their families Together, we can help build a healthier and stronger future for every life affected by thalassemia

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Every drop of awareness brings hope ❤️On World Thalassemia Day, we work together to create awareness on thalassemia, encourage early diagnosis and better access to care, and support patients and their families Together, we can help build a healthier and stronger future for every life affected by thalassemia Read More »