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Let's go virtual! Join us for the 22nd John Goldman E-Conference on CML
September 2020 - In view of continuing COVID-19 related challenges and uncertainties, this year's 22nd John Goldman International Conference on Chronic Myeloid Leukemia: Biology and Therapy will take place as a virtual event, extending from October 1-4, 2020.
The John Goldman Fun Run is also going virtual. People around the world are running, riding, mountain climbing, meditating and getting involved to raise money for the work of the iCMLf and to show their support for the CML community on the John Goldman Meeting ‘Wall of Fame’. Professor Tim Hughes is once again climbing Mount Kilimanjaro (In Adelaide this time!) What will you do?
Register now for the e-conference and join us for the virtual Run.Ride.Cure 2020.
Join us for the virtual John Goldman charity run and post your photo on the meeting 'Wall of Fame'!
September 2020 - Every year at the John Goldman meeting we come together for the annual fun run. This is a chance to meet with colleagues in a more ‘relaxed’ environment, support the work of the iCMLf and CML community. In 2020 the meeting goes viral and so the run does too!
Do you want to join the Run.Ride.Cure team?
- Professor Tim Hughes is once again climbing Mount Kilimanjaro (In Adelaide this time!)
- Nicola Evans is ¼ of the way through the New York marathon
- 8-year-old Lily Harriss is building up to run 3km without stopping
What will you do?
iCMLf Conversation on CML and COVID-19 in Russian - Join Dr. Elza Lomaia on September 29th at 14.00 Moscow Time
September 2020 - Please join us for an iCMLf Conversation on COVID-19 and CML in Russian. On September 29th Dr Elza Lomaia and her collagues from the Russian Federation will be sharing their experience with CML management during the pandemic.
CML management during the COVID-19 pandemic
– perspectives from Russia (in Russian)
September 29th at 14.00 Moscau Time / 13.00 Central European Time
- Dr Elza Lomaia, Almazov National Medical Research Centre, Saint-Petersburg (Russian Federation)
- Dr Jurii Osipov, Almazov National Medical Research Centre, Saint-Petersburg (Russian Federation)
- Dr Ekaterina Chelysheva, National Research Centre for Hematology, Moscow (Russian Federation)
iCMLf Conversation on CML and COVID-19 in Portuguese - Join Dr Katia Pagnano on Sept 11th at 8.00 Brazilian Time
Bem-vinda - Please join us for the first non-English iCMLf Conversation on COVID-19 and CML in Portuguese. On September 11th Dr Katia Pagnano and her colleagues from Brazil will be sharing their experience with CML management during the pandemic and local perspectives.
CML management during the COVID-19 pandemic – perspectives from Brazil (in Portuguese)
September 11th at 8.00 Brazilian Time (BRT)
- Dr Katia Pagnano, Universidade de Campinas, São Paulo (Brazil)
- Dr Ana Carolina Torelli, Hospital Brigadeiro, São Paulo-SP (Brazil)
- Dr Carla Boquimpani, Instituto Estadual de Hematologica Arthur de Sigueira Cavalcanti, Rio de Janeiro (Brazil)
World CML Day 9/22 - Join us for expert conversations from the USA, UK and China
September 2020 'Today, together, more than ever’ – We have taken this year’s World CML Day motto to heart and are happy to host two important expert live discussions on World CML Day on September 22nd to bring the CML community even closer together through our online activities during these difficult times.
On September 22nd at 14.00 CET, Dr Ehab Atallah and Professor Mhairi Copland will be discussing current CML research and the impact of COVID-19 both from a US and a European perspective. At 17.00 central China time we will be hosting an iCMLf conversation on CML and COVID-19 in Mandarin.
Please join us for iCMLf conversations on COVID-19 and CML in non-english languages
September 2020 - We are happy to host a series of iCMLf Conversations on COVID-19 and CML in different languages including French, Mandarin, Portuguese, Russian and Spanish over the next couple of weeks.
