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👏 Congratulations to the 3 recipients of EHA’s COVID-19 in Hematology Research Grant! #EHA is proud to support the #hematology community during the #COVID19 pandemic, through funding opportunities. Learn more about their research via➡️ ehaweb.org/research/grant… #EHACOVID19

1/ Haematologists have to look at the shape of 1,000s of blood cells in peripheral blood smears (PBS) to study haematological conditions. What if computers could help them? In a new preprint, we detect and analyse millions of blood cells to do just this. 👉medrxiv.org/content/10.110…

Good news ! Our article titled "The longitudinal dynamics and natural history of clonal haematopoiesis" has just been published onlline. It has been joyous to work with Marga, Jose, Moritz and our collaborators on this exciting story! Thank you all ! nature.com/articles/s4158…

Using genome sequencing, researchers have discovered how leukaemia-associated gene mutations hijack blood cell production over the years, and how this relates to ageing and cancer development. Research by Moritz Gerstung josé Wellcome Sanger Institute ebi.ac.uk/about/news/res…

Also check out our fantastic partner manuscript from Emily, Jyoti, Elisa, Peter and colleagues! Well done to all of you for such groundbreaking work! nature.com/articles/s4158…

Over time, human cells acquire DNA mutations. For the first time, researchers have been able to understand the past, present and future of mutations in our blood cells, and how these relate to ageing and cancer development. embl.org/news/research-…

Results from our investigation of clonal haematopoiesis in 200k exomes released by UK Biobank in 12/2020 are published today in Nature Genetics. HUGE thanks to my co-leads Pedro M Quiros + Vassiliou Lab, and to all my co-authors, including Stephen Burgess & Slavé Petrovski...

Check out our latest paper in Nature Genetics unveiling new insights into the causes and consequences of clonal haematopoiesis: nature.com/articles/s4158…

BIG THANK YOU to my co-leads Siddhartha Kar and Pedro M Quiros and all co-authors including Stephen Burgess, Slavé Petrovski and muxingu. A great lockdown story !! I look forward to more !!

Look out for our new postdoc vacancy coming out this week here: stemcells.cam.ac.uk/join-us/vacanc…

Our manuscript describing MB-Predict, a platform for calculating myeloid neoplasia risk, has just been published at Nature Genetics. Thank you to Muxin, Pedro and all our team members and collaborators. See here for more: doi.org/10.1038/s41588…

MN-Predict!

Here’s our new paper on the prevalence and significance of DDX41 gene variants in the general population. Thank you to Sruthi and to all of our team ! eur03.safelinks.protection.outlook.com/?url=https%3A%…

Thank you to Robert Hasserjian for a valuable perspective in the Hematologist on predictive models developed by our team and our close friends and colleagues at DFCI.

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This #WorldCancerDay we’re launching a transformative £4 million research project to establish a clinical platform that identifies people at high risk of certain blood cancers. How will it improve people's lives? Watch our film to find out how! 🔗 bit.ly/3HHBe35

February is National Cancer Prevention Month❗ This month, we’re recognizing the scientific excellence of Dr. George Vassiliou from Cambridge University. His research identifies patients at high risk for myeloid blood cancer and aims to find ways to prevent it. 🩸

Very privileged to receive this #CRUKFunded award. A huge thank you to CRUK for supporting my research into #EarlyDetection of individuals at high risk of developing AML. Wouldn’t be possible without the support of Vassiliou Lab and individuals who donate their samples.

See below our latest paper showing the potential to influence the natural history of clonal haematopoiesis and raising hope that we may be able to prevent its progression to AML. Congratulations to Steve Chan and Jen Trowbridge for their excellent papers supporting the same !

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