As 2025 draws to a close we wanted to take a minute to thank everyone that has made a donation this year. If you are planning to make a donation this year end we would like to thank you in advance. We are looking to raise 200K or more to fund critical research in 2026. Every amount makes a difference.

MPN Research Foundation and Canadian MPN Research Foundation are pleased to announce a new collaboration focused on improving outcomes for myeloproliferative neoplasm (MPN) patients in the U.S., Canada, and beyond. The goal of the strategic initiative is to combine expertise and resources and work together to fund and support research leading to new and better treatments and possible cures for these diseases. MPN Research Foundation and CMPNRF are confident that together th

This podcast series from the Canadian MPN Research Foundation features personal stories and expert information about MPNs in Canada.

By Max Peacock Max Peacock shares how his mother's MPN diagnosis inspired his annual Maxwell Hitswell fundraising tournament, and helped...

Thank you Princess Margaret Cancer Centre for sharing this information with us: Dear Canadian MPN Research Foundation and...

The Board of the Canadian MPN Research Foundation had the honour of presenting this year's research grants in person to Dr. Hubert Tsui...

The Canadian MPN Research Foundation has the pleasure of announcing the recipients of the CMPNRF 2023-2024 research grants. Dr. Hubert...

Wellness tips for the spring long weekend celebrations!

MPN patient and writer Wendy has us springing to wellness with her tips for a healthy spring!

Having a doctor's appointment can already be nerve-wracking, but a follow-up appointment, once you have started treatment for an MPN, can...

On Saturday, November 5, 2022, a Quebec MPN Patient Education Conference was held both in person and virtually at the Centre Hospitalier de l’Université de Montréal (CHUM). Presentations were made by Nurse Clinician Sabrina Fowlkes, Jewish General Hospital (JGH), Dr. Shireen Sirhan, MPN Specialist (JGH) and Dr. Natasha Szuber, hematologist-oncologist and clinical researcher at Hospital Maisonneuve-Rosemont and Kinesiologist Caroline Venne. Patient Wendy's Key Takeaways: Becom

The Q4 newsletter from the Patient Empowerment Network was circulated this week. It contains a wealth of information and resources that may be of value to you and your network. To access the newsletter, click here: https://mailchi.mp/0a85fe7ba1b1/q4-pen-partnership-newsletter

It is with great sadness that the Canadian MPN Research Foundation announces the passing of Ed Pascal, a Founding board of directors...

From our partners at CURE® Storytelling drives human connection and makes us feel less alone. By sharing their point of view, patients will help support our mission to combine science and humanity to make cancer understandable. Let’s make difficult conversations easier and share the lessons you have learned. CURE® is accepting written submissions for the Share Your Story section of our website. Writers who have their work published will also be eligible to get some free CURE

From our partners at CURE® Image Credit: www.curetoday.com/art-gallery CURE® invites readers to submit artwork that celebrates life for a chance to be featured in CURE®’s 2023 calendar. There are so many emotions that come with a cancer diagnosis and with cancer survivorship. Creating art out of this challenging experience can be both therapeutic to the artist and inspiring to others. Check out the 2022 calendar to see the inspiring pieces of art from our readers. Submit your

Thank you to the Toronto Star and Bristol Myers Squibb Canada for raising awareness about myeloid cancers like MPNs. Awareness matters!...

"Cheryl Petruk, the Executive Director and Founder of the Canadian MPN Research Foundation (CMPNRF), shares her thoughts and insights on...

CMPNRF's Executive Director Cheryl Petruk stopped by Zoomer Radio's health-focused program The Tonic on September 17th, 2022 to discuss...