The Obstacles to Navigating the Bleeding Disorder Space

Dima: I think historically we've always been, before we have actually been tested and, and guinea pigs. But now I feel that that work has allowed us to come into the space where we're not caring just people who are of color, but the world. Dima: What does black history mean to you as a black woman within the context of the bleeding disorder space? "I'm always curious to know that," she says.