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News
The iCMLf Genomics Alliance - Investigating clonal hierarchy in CML
April 2022 - The iCMLf Genomics Alliance is now partnering with the HARMONY Big Data platform to analyse genetic data from thousands of CML patients. A novel iCMLf Genomics Alliance research project, led by Professor Thomas Ernst (University Hospital Jena, Germany) will study the role of genetic aberrations in the disease course of CML.
'A goal of the iCMLf Genomics Alliance is to pool mutatational data through a shared database. This will enhance statistical power in order to understand the impact of genomic variation on treatment response for patients with CML' (Sue Branford – Chair of the iCMLf Genomics Alliance)
The iCMLf is leading the way to bring the CML community together to contribute genomic and clinical data to the HARMONY Plus database and use ‘Big Data’ to answer key questions in CML. The first project aims to elucidate the hierarchy of genomic events that underlie the disease course in CML. Sites from Australia, Canada, Czech Republic, Germany, Italy, Russia, Spain, Taiwan, UK and USA are currently entering data for the project.
We welcome further interest from groups to contribute data, or ideas for future analysis.
iCMLf Conversations - More expert talks coming soon
March 2022 - The iCMLf Conversations on CML have developed into one of our key educational programs. So far, we have hosted 24 live expert discussions with 37 experts, covering a wide a range of topics around CML management.
All expert discussions are now available to view on-demand on the iCMLf website and the presentations have been viewed more than 8,000 times so far.
We are also delighted to share that we will continue with these expert discussions this year. Over the next couple of months we will be hosting monthly live webinars with renowned experts in the field that cover a wide range of relevant topics for your clinical practice. Be excited!
The 2022 iCMLf Prize is awarded to Giora Sharf and Jan Geissler
March 2022 - This year, the iCMLf Directors and Advisors have selected two powerful voices for patients with CML as recipients for the iCMLf Prize. Giora Sharf (Israel) and Jan Geissler (Germany) have used the experience of their own diagnosis to help other patients. They have tirelessly advocated for the needs of patients with CML across the world over the past decades. The iCMLf Prize recognizes outstanding contributions to the improvement of CML treatment in low- and middle-income countries. As giants in patient advocacy around the world, Jan and Giora are worthy recipients of this award.
The 2022 Goldman Prize is awarded to Professor Andreas Hochhaus
March 2022 - We are delighted to announce Professor Andreas Hochhaus, Head of the Department of Hematology and Medical Oncology at Jena University Hospital as the 2022 Goldman Prize recipient. He receives the prize in recognition of his outstanding clinical leadership in CML and for his lifelong contributions to the optimization of CML therapy – through his work on mechanisms of resistance and stem cell persistence, through leading clinical studies and through the development of clinical recommendations. The annual Goldman Prize awarded in honour of Professor John Goldman, acknowledges outstanding lifetime contributions to the management of patients with CML.
The 2022 Rowley Prize is awarded to Professor Oliver Hantschel
March 2022 - The iCMLf awards the 2022 Rowley Prize to Professor Oliver Hantschel, for his scientific research on structural biochemistry of tyrosine kinase oncoproteins that helped to describe novel targetable pathways in the pathophysiology of BCR-ABL. The Rowley Prize is awarded to celebrate people who have made outstanding lifetime contributions to the understanding of the biology of CML.
February 28th is Rare Disease Day. We show our colours for people with CML.
February 2022 - Along with many other organisations, today we show our colours and support Rare Disease Day 2022.
There are over 300 million people living with a rare disease worldwide –
A global rare disease community with a powerful voice together.
Our voice goes especially for people living with CML around the world. With an incidence of between 1 and 2 people per 100,000 people annually, CML is a rare disease. But with the increasing prevalence of CML, a concerted global effort working towards a cure is imperative.
