2005 Press Releases

American Society of Hematology’s Self-Assessment Program Receives Approval for Maintenance of Certification Credit

American Society of Hematology and Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Partner to Launch New Award Program

American Society of Hematology Partners with Major Health Organizations to Launch patientINFORM.org

Translating Research from Bench to Bedside: The Focus of Far-Reaching Medical Meeting

New Predictor of Deadly Complication Identified in Sickle Cell Patients

Preventive Care Reduces Bleeding in Children with Hemophilia

New Treatment Target Found for a Lethal Form of Leukemia

Researchers Discover Improved Treatment Option for Patients with Multiple Myeloma

New Studies Identify Advances in Treatment of Chronic Myeloid Leukemia

Studies Highlight Need for Safe, Effective Therapies to Treat and Prevent Thromboembolic Events Following Orthopedic Surgery

Recent Studies Produce Promising Results in Effectively Treating Blood-Borne and Bone Marrow-Related Diseases

Advances in Radiotherapy Show Benefit for High-Risk Elderly Patients With Leukemia and Non-Hodgkin Lymphoma

Researchers Examine the Unwarranted Use of Treatments for Patients Undergoing Heart Surgery, Experiencing Leg Fractures

Exciting Strides Being Made in Stem Cell Research

American Society of Hematology Establishes Katrina Relief Fund to Aid New Orleans Medical Community, Hospitality Industry

Genentech Contributes $500,000 to Support the American Society of Hematology’s Minority Medical Student Award Program

Medical Society Honors Senator and FDA Official for Advocacy in Blood Disease Research and Practice

Scientists Rewarded for Major Contributions to the Treatment of Cancer and Heart Disease

Blood Journal:

Adult Sickle Cell Drug Proves Effective in Young Children

Thalidomide Treatment Proves Better than Conventional Chemotherapy for Multiple Myeloma

Genes Linked to Treatment Resistance in Children with Leukemia

Long-term Outcomes Studied for Stem Cell Transplant Recipients

Common Virus Becomes a New Target for Cancer Treatment

Cord Blood Transplantation Now a Viable Option for Adult Leukemia Patients

Potential Cure for Lymphoma in HIV Patients

Hematologists Support Efforts in House of Representatives to Ease Embryonic Stem Cell Restrictions

ASH Supports Selection of Elizabeth Nabel to Head NHLBI

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