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Improving affordable and equal access to innovative therapies in hematology for patients across Europe is EHA’s overriding advocacy priority.
Read moreIVDR resources
IVD Taskforce Videos:Konstanze Döhner
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Monika Brüggemann
IVDR Sessions:
HemaSphere articles:
Critical Implications of IVDR for Innovation in Diagnostics: Input From the BioMed Alliance Diagnostics Task Force
The New EU Regulation on In Vitro Diagnostic Medical Devices: Implications and Preparatory Actions for Diagnostic Laboratories
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Policy & advocacy
At the core of EHA’s advocacy efforts are four priority themes. For each of these themes, the main messages and recommendations directed at EU institutions and other stakeholders have been written down in a Position Paper.
Read moreYoungEHA Webinar on Burnouts: When caregivers become patients - talking about awareness
In order to create awareness for burnout symptoms among hematologists, the YoungEHA Committee has planned a webinar on burnouts to help professionals in hematology identify early signs and how to address this issue in a wider context.
Read moreEHA-KCS Hematology Tutorial
EHA is joining the Kazakhstan Cancer Society (KCS) to organize the EHA-KCS Hematology Tutorial on Recent Advances in Lymphoid and Myeloid Malignancies.
Read moreMembership
Change the world. Make a difference. Improve the lives of many. With more than 6,000 members from 150 countries, EHA is the largest European-based organization that caters to medical professionals, researchers, and scientists with an active interest in hematology.
Read moreLighting the Flame program phases
A full guide to what our Lighting the Flame program involves, including dates of upcoming online workshops and in-person retreats.
Read moreEHA Innovation Grant
The call for applications is closed. The EHA Innovation Grant is intended to encourage and support the creation of consortia and the generation of preliminary data to facilitate applying for larger funding opportunities.
Read moreTravel Grants
Apply for a Travel Grant here!
Travel grants are intended to support young investigators in the region; therefore, applicants should be 40 years of age or young, and are reserved for applicants from Armenia, Georgia, Iran, Azerbaijan, and Türkiye.