Australian medical scientist Robyn Devenish has been saving lives in Cambodia for nearly two decades

When Seng Malai's second son began showing symptoms of a hereditary disorder, she thought she was cursed.

Haemophilia had already claimed the lives of her first son at just 3 months old and her younger brother at 12.

Sokmao's joints would swell to crippling levels, leaving him bedridden in their tiny rural home, unable to attend school. Small cuts would bleed endlessly. Cleaning his teeth would often cause his gums to bleed for days.

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