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iCMLf Annual Report 2015 2016 Cover

"…The 12 surviving CML patients would not have survived without timely diagnosis that was made possible by this grant.” 
Dr Molombe, Malawi (iCMLf grant recipient)

October 2016 - The Annual Report 2015/2016 features the iCMLf activities from Sept. 1st 2015 to August 31st 2016. 
Read more on the highlights in the iCMLf Annual Report 2015/2016 here: 

World CML Day pledge banner 2016September 2016 - The iCMLf works to enhance education, increase diagnostics and improve survival. Help us continue to make a difference to the lives of CML patients around the world. We need your help to support the Foundation’s efforts to increase availability of CML testing for accurate diagnosis and testing.

The 22nd of September (9/22) is World CML Day. To support the work of the iCMLf we ask you to pledge 9 pounds* a month for the next 22 months**.

July 2016 - Three new online presentations have recently been added to the Virtual Education Program. Again we were able to engage leaders in the field of CML toVEP Mahon talk about the latest scientific findings on the management of CML. View the following new presentations featuring:

  • Stopping TKI therapy in Chronic Myeloid Leukemia
    Francois-Xavier Mahon, Hospital University of Bordeaux, France
  • Treating pediatric Chronic Myeloid Leukemia – an update
    Meinolf Suttorp, University Hospital Dresden, Germany
  • Perspectives on CML in the Emerging Regions (Interview)
    Pat Garcia-Gonzalez, CEO of The MAX Foundation and recipient of the inaugural iCMLf Prize

You can access the new presentations here

iCMLf Newsletter June 16

Download the pdf file here

June 2016 - contents overview:

  • iCMLf Clinical Preceptorship Program - offering long-lasting benefits
  • New iCMLf educational news services - covering the latest advances in CML
  • CML story published in Blood - CML treatment-free remission critieria outlined
  • iCMLf Prizes - recognising outstanding contributions to CML management
  • iCMLf John Goldman Fund - supporting young physicians from the emerging regions
  • Upcoming important scientific meeting

 

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FirstTest

May 2016 - The iCMLf Diagnosis and Testing Program offers seeding grants to hematology institutions in emerging economic regions. The aim of the program is to facilitate the diagnosis, testing and long-term disease monitoring of CML patients in emerging economic regions where it is either limited, or not currently available.

Over 4 years the iCMLf have awarded 32 grants to enable CML diagnostics to be expanded and enhanced at a local level. This gives both physicians and patients the knowledge to make meaningful decisions on treatment. In 2016 the Foundation will offer 10 grants with funding of up to $10,000.

Applications will close on the 15th of July 2016. Expressions of interest are welcome to melissa@cml-foundation.org or read more for further information on how to apply.

susan branford

April 2016 - The iCMLf has awarded the 2016 iCMLf prize to Associate Professor Susan Branford. This award recognises the critically important work she has performed to improve the quality and availability of reliable molecular testing for CML in the emerging regions. Her efforts have significantly impacted and improved the management of so many CML patients in these regions.

The iCMLf Prize is awarded annually by the iCMLf to recognise outstanding contributions to the improvement of CML treatment in the emerging economic regions. The iCMLf Prize was formally named the ERSAP (Emerging Regions Support and Partnership Prize) and was first awarded in 2015 to Pat Garcia-Gonzalez, CEO of The Max Foundation.