About FNAIT Companion

Mothers with fetal and neonatal alloimmune thrombocytopenia (FNAIT) often face not only medical challenges but also significant difficulties in finding reliable information on the web. Those affected by rare diseases, along with their families, frequently struggle to find answers online that are relevant to their needs and written in a style that they can easily understand and use. The information available is often geared towards medical professionals, researchers, or investors, rather than being tailored to the needs of patients and their caregivers.

FNAIT Companion, part of Haymarket Media’s Rare Disease Companion network of websites, addresses these crucial informational gaps. This resource is dedicated to providing mothers diagnosed with FNAIT and their families with valuable news, educational content, and reliable insights designed to support their journey.

The editorial team at FNAIT Companion:

  • Publishes straightforward and informative articles on the latest science, research, and treatment advancements for FNAIT, ensuring that the content is accessible and easily understandable for patients and their families.
  • Collaborates with mothers who have firsthand experience with FNAIT, bringing personal expertise and accuracy to our content, and ensuring that our articles resonate with the FNAIT community.
  • Shares compelling, exclusive stories about families who have faced and overcome the challenges of FNAIT, offering inspiration and real-world perspectives.
  • Provides detailed insights into the FNAIT experience, including practical advice and experiences from others who have managed the diagnosis.

Every Rare Disease Companion website, including FNAIT Companion, offers patient-friendly accessibility features, designed to make it easier for individuals with rare diseases and disabilities to access and navigate the content. Haymarket Media is dedicated to meeting the needs of the rare disease community, and we encourage you to reach out to our staff if you encounter any accessibility challenges on our site.

Haymarket Media also supports healthcare providers and the care teams who treat mothers and babies with FNAIT at Rare Disease Advisor (RDA). Be sure to visit RDA’s FNAIT Junction for exclusive news, resources, and perspectives geared toward health care providers.