A prospective study of health‐related quality of life of boys with severe haemophilia A in China: comparing on‐demand to prophylaxis treatment
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V. Blanchette | N. Young | M. Poon | Y. Zhao | J. Sun | R. Yang | F. Xue | R. Wu | K. Luke | K. Li | L. Tang | K. Usuba | J. Xiao | Y. Hu | Y. Liu | H. Wang
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