This one day meeting offers an opportunity to update yourself with recent advances in basic, translational and clinical research in CML. The event is suitable for physicians (established and in training), nurses, pharmacists, diagnostic and research laboratory scientists.

This educational event benefits from an outstanding international faculty who will provide updates in diagnostic and monitoring technology, impact of mutations in genes other than BCR::ABL1 on treatment choices and prognosis, clinical trial results and upcoming clinical trials available in the UK, management of complex patients, mitigating adverse events, expanding eligibility to successful treatment discontinuation, role of allogeneic stem cell transplantation in CML and approaches to facilitating parenting.

It also provides an opportunity to celebrate the 2025 retirements of two UK haematologists with specific interests in CML, Professors Jane Apperley and Nicholas Cross. At the end of the meeting they will provide their insights on developing careers in haematology and CML.

For the full programme and registration form please contact Amanda Smith at [email protected]

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September 7th 2026
Two-Day Course in Advanced Haematology Morphology
This course is appropriate for Consultant Haematologists, Staff Grade Haematologists and Advanced Senior Trainees inc...
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September 9th 2026
Laboratory Aspects of Haemoglobinopathy Diagnos...
This course which includes lectures, microscopy and interpretation of haemoglobin electrophoretic strips and HPLC and...
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September 10th 2026
Integrated Diagnostics – Haematology
The course is suitable for haematology, histopathology consultants and trainees alike along with biomedical scientist...
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September 11th 2026
One-Day Intensive Morphology Update for Biomedi...
This course, which includes lectures and microscopy (mainly blood films), is suitable for experienced BMSs and Haemat...
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September 18th 2026
EHA Progress Test Workshop 2026
The workshop is designed primarily for haematology trainees and early-career haematologists who are preparing for pos...
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September 21st 2026
Haematology in Obstetrics course 2026
The Haematology in Obstetrics course aims to develop an understanding of the physiology and pathology of obstetric ha...
Location: St Edmund Hall, Oxford University
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September 28th 2026
HSCT: the specialist role of the H&I laboratory
28 September 2026 This event is aimed at College trainees or colleagues in Haematology or working in the stem ce...
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October 5th 2026
VTE together (1)
VTE Together brings clinicians, researchers, and healthcare professionals from across Ireland, the UK, and beyond to...
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