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Hagop Kantarjian

March 2016 - The iCMLf awards the 2016 Goldman Prize to Professor Hagop Kantarjian in recognition of his groundbreaking discoveries, including new targeted-therapies that improved prognosis and survival in patients with CML. The annual Goldman Prize awarded in honour of Professor John Goldman, acknowledges outstanding lifetime contributions to the management of patients with CML.

As a clinical-translational researcher, Professor Kantarjian has contributed to significant improvements in the treatment of various leukemias, including the development and testing of first- and second-generation tyrosine kinase inhibitors. He was a key investigator in clinical trials that led to the approval of imatinib as a treatment for CML. “I try to identify leads in the leukemia laboratory research that can be translated into clinical investigations that advance the care and cure in leukemias”, he explains about his approach.


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Download the pdf file here
December 2015 - Contents overview:

  • Report from the 17th Annual John Goldman Conference on CML in Estoril
  • 2015 Diagnosis & Testing grants - building capacity for CML diagnostics
  • iCMLf Prizes - featuring keynote presentations from the 2015 winners
  • John Goldman Fun Run - supporting young physicians through the John Goldman Fund
  • Upcoming important scientific meeting

Dr Duru with Professor Snyder at the City of Hope Kopie

December 2015 - In 2016 the iCMLf continues to offer the unique opportunity for up to 30 hematologists from emerging economic regions to undertake a 3-4 week preceptorship at a global CML centre of excellence under the leadership of some of the world’s most experienced hematologists. The applications for the 2016 program are now open. 

Exptended deadline for applications: December 25, 2015. 
To apply please email to Melissa@cml-foundation.org

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November 2015 - Building on the success of the program in previous years, again in 2015 the iCMLf offers seed funding to hematology institutions in emerging economic regions to build local capacity for CML testing. From the applications this year the iCMLf Directors have selected 10 projects for seed funding to build CML capacity in the emerging regions. Countries include; Bolivia, Honduras, India, Indonesia, Kenya, Macedonia, Niger and Nigeria.

October 2015 - The Annual Report 2014/2015 features the iCMLf activities from Sept. 1st 2014 to August 31st 2015. Cover Annual Report 2014 2015
Topics covered in the Annual Report are:

  • Presentation of the iCMLf´s governance team
  • iCMLf Preceptorship Program - Personalised, CML focused educational preceptorships
  • iCMLf Diagnosis and Testing - Building global diagnostic capabilities
  • 2014 iCMLf Prizes - recognising scientific and clinical achievements in CML
  • iCMLf Forum for Physicians from Emerging Regions during ASH 2014
  • Meeting highlights from the 16th John Goldman Conference on CML
  • iCMLf website and social media - a reliable interactive educational platform on CML
  • Facts and figures from the Virtual Education Program and the Case Discussion Forum
  • Information on the iCMLf's expenditures

Download the full Annual Report 2014/2015 here

 

October 2015 - On Sunday morning 52 participants of the 17th John Goldman Meeting on CML in Estoril had an early start to the day running with colleagues and friendsDSC01267 at the 5 km ‘John Goldman Fun Run’. The atmosphere was breathtaking as the sun rose along the picturesque Estoril promenade. What a start to the day!

Besides the fun and health, it was also for a good cause. A special thank you to those you donated to the iCMLf and received a John Goldman Run T-Shirt. We raised over $1,300 that will go directly to the iCMLf John Goldman Fund to improve CML treatment in the emerging regions.