of the boys. These boys recognized that prophylaxis offered them protection from bleeding, the older and more sporty boys understood the need for tailored prophylaxis around 'risk' activities such as sport or events away from home. For some boys this meant low dose daily prophylaxis, and this further enhanced treatment adherence, as it became firmly embedded in their daily ritual of health care. This study shows that adolescent boys are in fact adherent with treatment, possibly at a schedule decided upon by them rather than one directed by the haemophilia centre. They are able to comprehend complex treatment decisions and make treatment plans that offer them maximum protection with minimal interference in their day-to-day activities.Sam Webb: Recruiting

U-M has big impact on Illinois stars Daniel Helm, Parrker Westphal

Parrker Westphal is rated a four-star prospect by Scout.com. (Photo courtesy of Scout.com)

With the 2013 football recruiting class signed and neatly tucked away, college programs across the country have seamlessly turned their attention to courting their next classes. Michigan was among those that visibly signaled the turning of the page by extending a number of scholarships on National Signing Day. They've continued to do so in the days since, and last weekend the Wolverines hosted their first visit weekend geared primarily toward the 2014 class. Two of their top targets from Illinois made their way to Ann Arbor and left extremely impressed.

First to arrive on campus Sunday was Chatham (Ill.) Glenwood tight end Daniel Helm. The