CML Highlights of EHA 2025

iCMLf Conversations on Chronic Myeloid Leukemia

Hear from Professor Tomasz Stokłosa and Professor Andreas Hochhaus about the CML Highlights of EHA 2025

Biological overview

Expert

Professor Tomasz Stokłosa
Head, Department of Tumor Biology and Genetics / Laboratory of Molecular Genetics and Cytogenetics, University Clinical Center
Medical University of Warsaw (Poland) 

Program

Overview of significant biological aspects presented during the meeting, including:

  • Modeling stem cell dynamics in chronic myeloid leukemia (Richard van Etten) [04:18]
  • Insights from single-cell analysis of CML stem cells (Göran Karlsson) [09:24]
  • Early response prediction by single cell immune and signaling profiling in CML (Stein-Erik Gullaksen) [11:35]
  • Impact of mitochondrial DNA mutations on metabolic adaptation and TKI response in CML (Ilaria Pagani) [14:00]
  • Integrating genomic and transcriptomic factors for predicting responses and outcomes in CML on 3G-TKI therapy (Xiaoshuai Zhang) [15:42]
  • SETD2 deficiency in CML induces metabolic reprogramming contributing to drug resistance and disease progression (Manuela Mancini) [16:24]
  • Comprehensive molecular characterisation of treatment-free remission in CML patients - The EURO-SKI Biomarker Study (Sebastien Rinaldetti)[16:59]

Clinical overview

Expert

Professor Andreas Hochhaus
Director of the Department of Hematology and Medical Oncology
Jena University Hospital (Germany)
 

Program

Overview of significant clinical aspects presented during the meeting, including:

  • 2025 European LeukemiaNet (ELN) recommendations for the management of CML (Jane Apperley on behalf of the ELN Consensus Panel) [01:15]
  • Asciminib shows superior tolerability versus nilotinib in newly diagnosed CML in chronic-phase: Primary results of the Phase 3b ASC4START Trial (Andreas Hochhaus) [10:49]
  • CML treatment discontinuation after a two-step dose reduction. First results of the phase 2 study HALF (Jiří Mayer) [13:04]
  • ENABLE: A phase 1a/1b study of ELVN-001, a selective active site inhibitor of BCR::ABL1, in patients with previously treated CML (Andreas Hochhaus) 15:19]
  • Characterization and efficacy of TERN-701 in pre-clinical models of CML (Timothy Hughes) [18:00]
  • Q&A Session (covering biological and clinical questions) [20:42]