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Mount Kilimanjaro can be climbed. CML can be cured. You can be part of it.
October 2018 - By supporting the Mt Kilimanjaro:Climb for a Cure 2019 you will help us raise urgently needed funds for the iCMLf CURE Program. This new program invites CML researchers all over the world to work together on specific projects under the banner of ‘CURE’.
25 people have already registered for the Climb for a Cure in October 2019. iCMLf Directors Professors Tim Hughes, Jorge Cortes and Michael Mauro will be climbing along with Nicola Evans, the iCMLf chief executive. Will you support us?
New iCMLf patient page provides reliable information for patients
New iCMLf patient page provides reliable up to date information for patients
October 2018 - On our recently launched patient page, we provide an information hub where reliable up to date information for patients can be found. We link to available patient-friendly information from patient and medical organisations and hope that this is a good starting point for a patient’s journey learning about and living with CML.
Access the new iCMLf patient page here
New edition of the iCMLf Newsletter - available now
November 2017 - We are delighted to present to you the new edition of the iCMLf Newsletter that features the Foundation's activities and programs over the last six months. Download the pdf file here.
World CML Day 22/9 - visit the new iCMLf patient page
World CML Day 22/9 - visit the new iCMLf patient page
22nd of September (22/9) is World CML Day. This year’s theme is ‘Today, together. Improving access.’
The iCMLf, along with CML patients, patient organisations and the hematologists and scientists who treat CML around the world stand together. Today we raise awareness about CML, recognising what has already been achieved through breakthroughs in medicine, but also acknowledging that there are still huge challenges to meet for people living with CML. This is especially true in regions with limited access to high-quality diagnostics and therapies.
Nominate now for the annual iCMLf Prizes
November 2017 - With our mission to improve the outcomes for patients with CML globally, part of the iCMLf's mandate is to recognise and reward outstanding achievements and contributions to the management and understanding of CML around the world. 
To this end the iCMLf awards three prizes each year. We welcome your ideas and input to who should receive these prestigious awards in 2018. You can nominate for one, two or all of the prizes below:
2018 'John Goldman Fun Run' raised over $ 1,500 to support the training of young physicians from the emerging regions
2018 ‘John Goldman Fun Run’ raised over $1,500 to support the training of young physicians from the emerging regions
September 2018 - "Very much fun", "Great camaradie", "Wonderful spirit" - Such voices were heard many at this year's John Goldman Fun Run. In good old tradition, a group of about 40 participants started the day very early at 7 am on Sunday morning to participate in the Foundation’s annual charity Fun Run at the John Goldman Conference on CML.
