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Abstract submission
Abstract submission is now closed. Abstracts guidelines:
– Your abstract has to be structured (eg Objectives, Methods, Results, Conclusions)
– Maximum number of words: 500
– Your abstract will be submitted to the peer review procedure.
EHA-SfPM Precision Medicine Meeting
EHA and SfPM (Society for Functional Precision Medicine) are proud to present the first joint meeting on Precision Medicine.
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Registration is now closed. Registration fee includes:
Access to the scientific and educational sessions of the meeting
Networking opportunities during breaks and welcome reception
Catering during meeting hours incl.
How to apply
The CRTH 2025 call for applications is now closed. Timelines
Application CRTH 2025
Deadline: September 24, 2024 (15:00 CEST)
Notification
November 2024
Questions: training@ehaweb. orgDownload the Signature letter template.
Scientific networks
Specialized Working Groups (SWGs)In order to cover the full hematology field, EHA Specialized Working Groups (SWGs) are divided in two groups: disease-oriented and overarching SWGs.
Read moreCall for interest — EHA Exam Question Writers Group
The call for interest closed on October 7, 2024. EHA would like to appoint four new members of the European Hematology Exam Question Writers Group.
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View the EHA Ranking for 2025
EHA thrives on the support of the biomedical industry and the medical profession. The variety of opportunities available for industry range from educational activities to the EHA Congress.
Registration & accommodation
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Individual registrationIn-person registration fee includes:
Access to the scientific and educational sessions of the meeting
Networking opportunities to speak with the faculty during breaks and the welcome reception
Coffee/tea breaks and lunches on April 25 and 26
Access to the poster sessions and…
Addressing immunoglobulin shortages: EHA and EBA’s strategic recommendations at the EMA
In recent years, shortages of immunoglobulins (Ig) have become a growing concern in the European Union (EU). Since 2018, the European Medicines Agency (EMA)—the EU agency that evaluates and supervises medicines—has received an increasing number of shortage reports.
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