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Angela Weyand

Associate Professor
Department of Pediatrics, University of Michigan
United States

Dr. Weyand is a native of Kansas City, Kansas and graduate of Northwestern University in Evanston, Illinois. She attended medical school at the University of Michigan and completed her pediatrics residency at the University of Washington/Seattle Children's Hospital. She then returned to the University of Michigan for pediatric hematology and oncology fellowship and subsequently stayed on as faculty. Clinically, she is interested in von Willebrand disease and young women and girls with bleeding or clotting disorders. She is co-director of a combined hematology/gynecology program and co-chair of the NHF working group to identify a national research blueprint to address the needs of this population. Her research interests are in women and girls with bleeding disorders, hormone provoked thrombosis, and von Willebrand disease. She was a member of the management panel for the latest ASH/ISTH/NFH/WFH VWD guidelines, a co-chair for the ISTH SSC on Women's Health, and Theme Lead for Women's Health for the ISTH 2025 meeting.

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