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News
The iCMLf Forum during ASH - save the date
August 2019 - If you are attending the American Society of Hematology meeting (ASH) this year, we ask you to save the date for the 2019 iCMLf Forum for Physicians from Emerging Regions to be held on December 6, 2019, from 12-3pm at the Rosen Plaza Hotel in Orlando (USA).
We need your support: Help us to achieve our fundraising goal and to find a cure for CML
July 2019 - The iCMLf has a goal: to find a cure for CML. We want every patient with CML to achieve long-term remission doesn’t require ongoing therapy.
The iCMLf has formed a CURE CONSORTIUM to drive research for a cure. But to get started we need major funding. And we need YOUR support.
With the Climb for cure 2019 we are actively seeking funds to support the iCMLf CURE Program.
Your contribution will really make a difference.
June 2019 edition of the iCMLf Newsletter
June 2019 - We are delighted to present to you the new edition of the iCMLf Newsletter with many highlights from our well established programs and introducing the iCMLf CURE Consortium. 
Contents overview:
- iCMLf Global Genomic Alliance - working towards a cure for CML
- iCMLf Climb for a cure 2019 - seeking funds for the iCMLf Cure Consortium
- 2019 iCMLf Prizes - recognising inspirational efforts in CML
- iCMLf Forum 2018 - perspectives on treating CML from Ghana and Thailand
Secure your spot for Climb for a Cure: Mount Kilimanjaro
Mount Kilimanjaro can be climbed. CML can be cured
March 2019 - By supporting the Mt Kilimanjaro:Climb for a Cure 2019 you will help us raise urgently needed funds for the iCMLf CURE Program.
Support the iCMLf’s Climb for a Cure 2019 and you can be part of the team! Let’s raise funds together and spread the word about this great initiative to make Climb for a Cure 2019 a great success.
2019 iCMLf Prizes awarded - Congratulations to the recipients
February 2019 - For ten years now, the International CML Foundation has been honouring people who have made outstanding contributions to our understanding of the biology of CML and to advance the management of CML.
There is now a long list of deserving awardees and we are very pleased to introduce you to the prize recipients in 2019:
- Rowley Prize - Professor Michael Deininger (USA). This award acknowledges outstanding contributions to the understanding of the biology of CML and is awarded to Michael Deininger in recognition of his involvement in researching the biology of CML that has contributed to the establishment of TKI-based therapies and significantly changed the way CML is diagnosed, monitored and treated today.
- Goldman Prize – Professor François-Xavier Mahon (France). This prize recognises outstanding contributions to the clinical management of CML and is awarded to François-Xavier Mahon for his pioneering work in leading the discussion on treatment-free remission and treatment discontinuation by providing solid scientific evidence through numerous pioneering studies.
- iCMLf Prize – Dr Carolina Pavlovsky (Argentina). The iCMLf prize recognises outstanding contributions to improving the treatment of CML in the emerging economic regions. Carolina Pavlovsky receives the prize for her efforts to continually bringing in the ‘real-world’ perspective into the scientific discussion of CML management and for her commitment to finding workable solutions for those areas with limited access to resources.
Nominate for the 2019 iCMLf prizes
November 2018 - The Foundation is celebrating its 10th anniversary next year. This also marks the tenth anniversary of our tradition to recognise and reward personal contributions and outstanding achievements to our understanding of the biology of CML and to improving the management of patients with CML around the world. It all started with the first iCMLf Rowley Prize awarded to Professor Brian Druker in 2009. This was followed by the introduction of the iCMLf Goldman Prize in 2014 and the iCMLf Prize in 2015.
We will continue this tradition next year. You are now welcome to nominate a colleague, or mentor for one of the 2019 prizes. Who would you like to see awarded the iCMLf prizes next year?
