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27.09.2024“My Sister Gifted Me My Second Birthday”Maria Samsonenko, the founder of the Leukemia Foundation, took part in the Project “I Will Live!” so that people would find the strength to live on during their illness.
Poster presentations of the NMRC for Hematology of the Ministry of Health of the Russian Federation were presented at the XII annual meeting of the Society of Hematological Oncology- SOHO 2024
The story of Bogdan Shtelman, from a small village in the Donetsk People's Republic, is an example of empathy, sensitivity and compassion for the grief of a complete stranger.
21.08.2024“After Every Dark Night Comes the Dawn”The story of a girl from Siberia who, thanks to doctors, beat Hodgkin's lymphoma, got married and was able to give birth to another daughter.
The Laboratory for Mathematical Modeling of Biological Processes of the NMRC for Hematology has derived an equation that makes it possible to compare newly created immunotherapies based on cellular technologies according to their degree of specificity. The article was published in the Journal Biophysical Reports.
Today, a baby boy was born to a patient with acute promyelocytic leukemia. The cesarean section was performed by obstetricians and gynecologists of the NMRC for Hematology of the Ministry of Health of the Russian Federation together with their Moscow colleagues. The birth was a success.
Olga Lazareva, head of the Division of Regional and Interdepartmental Cooperation in the field of Hematology of the NMRC for Hematology of the Ministry of Health of the Russian Federation, presented at the Forum.
Anna Koroleva took part in the Project "I Will Live!" to support those who are currently struggling with their illness. She came to the photo shoot with her daughter Alyona.
The Conference “Leukemia and Lymphomas. Therapy and Basic Research,” held twice a year, is a platform for sharing experiences, broadcasting new ideas and networking in the field of hematology.
13 years ago, during her second pregnancy, Julia Gubaidullina found out that she had aggressive lymphoma. This story is about how difficult it was to defend her right to motherhood, about resisting public opinion and stereotypes, about the support of loved ones, about faith in the best and in the professionalism of doctors. The participant of the project “I Will Live!” tells us about all of this in an exclusive interview.
The annual Scientific and Practical Conference "Polysystem Orphan Diseases in Adults as an Interdisciplinary Problem" (ПОМП-2024) was held in Moscow.
Alexey Motyakov, 34, from Murom, came to the NMRC for Hematology of the Ministry of Health of Russia to help save the life of a seriously ill person.
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