American Society of Hematology

American Society of Hematology The world's largest professional society concerned with the causes and treatments of blood disorders.

Last chance to take advantage of the advance registration rate! If you missed the annual meeting or want to debrief on c...
01/02/2026

Last chance to take advantage of the advance registration rate! If you missed the annual meeting or want to debrief on clinical translation of the most influential insights with experts and peers, be sure to register for the 2026 Highlights of ASH.

In two days, you will get the top clinic-ready strategies based on the most influential new research you can implement now. Ask questions and network in an intimate, small-meeting environment with direct access to faculty.

Highlights of ASH in North America starts next week! Will you be there?

Explore the program: https://ow.ly/S0Gp50XsZKg

In her final column as the 2025 ASH president, Dr. Belinda Avalos shares three lessons she learned during what turned ou...
12/31/2025

In her final column as the 2025 ASH president, Dr. Belinda Avalos shares three lessons she learned during what turned out to be a challenging year for science and reminds us that gratitude counts in all that we do. Looking ahead to 2026, ASH will continue to fight for hematology — advancing research, care of patients, and innovation.

Read the full article: https://ow.ly/lkSu50XKqiz

12/30/2025

Developing skills, fostering leaders, and improving care across borders.

Dr. Eloisa Riva highlights the global impact of ASH’s Clinical Research Training Institute in Latin America.

Support programs that advance care worldwide through the ASH Foundation. Make your year end gift today: https://ow.ly/jMRP50XKXpM

🔔 ¡Inscríbase en el 2026 Highlights of ASH® in Latin America!👉 https://ow.ly/QWMI50XNGvr📅 1–2 de mayo de 2026📍 Bogotá, ...
12/29/2025

🔔 ¡Inscríbase en el 2026 Highlights of ASH® in Latin America!
👉 https://ow.ly/QWMI50XNGvr

📅 1–2 de mayo de 2026
📍 Bogotá, Colombia

🩸 Conozca las sesiones sobre incluidas en la programación:

🔹 De Orlando a Macondo: abordando nuevos datos en linfomas agresivos
Dra. Chelsea C. Pinnix (MD Anderson Cancer Center, EE. UU.)
Dr. Guilherme Perini (Instituto Albert Einstein, Brasil)

🔹 Linfoma cutáneo de células T y linfoma periférico de células T 2025: del conocimiento biológico a una medicina dirigida personalizada y mejores resultados
Dr. Juan Alejandro Ospina Idárraga (Instituto Nacional de Cancerología, Colombia)

🔹 Avances en las estrategias terapéuticas para linfomas indolentes y leucemia linfocítica crónica
Dr. Christopher Flowers (MD Anderson Cancer Center, EE. UU.)

Medicine alone cannot solve disparities in pediatric cancer. Structural and social factors such as access to care, finan...
12/28/2025

Medicine alone cannot solve disparities in pediatric cancer. Structural and social factors such as access to care, financial strain, housing, transportation, and language barriers play a critical role in outcomes. By systematically assessing social determinants of health and connecting families to needed resources, clinicians and researchers can help ensure every child has an equitable chance to thrive. Addressing these factors is not optional, it is a core part of high-quality, patient-centered care.

Learn more: https://ow.ly/QljI50XJL3O

12/26/2025

Building skills, sharing knowledge, and strengthening care worldwide. 🌍 Dr. Vannarith Kao explains how the ASH Health Volunteer Overseas Program helped connect teams in Cambodia and abroad to advance hematology through advocacy, mentorship, and leadership.

Donate to the ASH Foundation to support hematology globally: https://ow.ly/EJim50XKXgZ

Rising medical school debt and unstable loan policies are threatening the future hematology pipeline. Median debt for 20...
12/23/2025

Rising medical school debt and unstable loan policies are threatening the future hematology pipeline. Median debt for 2025 graduates is $205,000. More than half owe $200,000 or more, and nearly a quarter owe $300,000 or more. PSLF offers relief, but policy changes and delays create uncertainty. Mentorship and advocacy are critical to support the next generation of hematologists.

Learn more: https://ow.ly/HuaM50XJKXN

12/22/2025

This year has underscored how vital donor support is to hematology. In the new , Dr. LaBelle highlights the need to sustain research, training, and career development through end of year giving.

Make an impact before the end of the year and support the by donating to the ASH Foundation today:
https://ow.ly/1jra50XNjyU

12/22/2025

Is your quality improvement idea stalled by systemic process limitations?

Join the second cohort of the ASH Quality Improvement Training Institute to build these skills and push your QI idea forward for a lasting impact on quality of care:

📌Forming and sustaining effective multidisciplinary QI teams

📌Identifying and assessing clinical quality gaps

📌Designing, conducting and analyzing QI interventions

📌Communicating QI work to diverse audiences

📌Preparing QI project results for publication

Join this no-cost, 16-month comprehensive program for U.S.- and Canada-based quality improvement teams! The application window closes on January 5: https://ow.ly/mmxB50XKYRs

Sidney Kimmel Comprehensive Cancer Center at Jefferson Jefferson Health

ASH is honored to present the 2026 Highlights of ASH in the Mediterranean, Middle East, and North Africa in partnership ...
12/21/2025

ASH is honored to present the 2026 Highlights of ASH in the Mediterranean, Middle East, and North Africa in partnership with Türk Hematoloji Derneği.

🧠Engage in interactive panel discussions with speakers

🩸 Learn the latest and most influential topics in hematology from the 2025 ASH Annual Meeting

🤝Make connections that lead to cross-border collaborations

Register now! https://ow.ly/9S3r50XMKqC

12/20/2025

Mentorship knows no borders. 🌍 Through the ASH Global Award, Dr. Eleni Gavriilaki collaborated with her US mentor and found guidance locally in Greece, advancing her independence in hematology.

Support ASH in its mission to conquer blood diseases worldwide. Make your year end gift today: https://ow.ly/CIXI50XKWWM

12/19/2025

While navigating the challenges in diagnosing, managing, and living with atypical hemolytic uremic syndrome (aHUS), shared learning and community is important — both for individuals with aHUS and the providers who care for them.

Join hematologist Toyosi Onwuemene, MD, MS, and individual with aHUS Alyssa Deffenbaugh as they discuss these challenges and discuss their unique patient and provider experiences.

🎧Listen now: https://ow.ly/Siml50XMAen

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