Date: 11 – 13 July 2025
Venue: Hyatt Regency Crystal City, Washington D.C., USA
Format: In-person event only
Organizers: Thalassaemia International Federation (TIF), Cooley’s Anemia Foundation (CAF)
Collaborators: Pan American Network for Haemoglobin Disorders (PANHD), Rare Anaemia International Network (RAIN), Thalassaemia Foundation of Canada, and the Brazilian Thalassemia Association (ABRASTA).
ABOUT THE CONFERENCE
The 1st TIF Pan American Conference on Thalassaemia & Other Hemoglobin Disorders will serve as a landmark event, bringing together leading healthcare professionals, patient advocates, policymakers, and researchers to discuss cutting-edge advancements in the treatment and care of hemoglobin disorders.
The conference will feature two parallel programs:
A Scientific Programme designed for healthcare professionals, focusing on multidisciplinary care, new treatment approaches, innovative therapies, and emerging challenges in the field.
A Patient and Parent Programme aimed at empowering, educating, and connecting patient communities across the Americas to strengthen advocacy efforts and improve healthcare access.
The 2nd RAIN (Rare Anaemia International Network) Summit will convene key stakeholders, including medical experts and advocacy groups, to discuss strategic initiatives for improving care, access, and research for rare anaemias at a regional and global level.
PROGRAMME HIGHLIGHTS
• Advances in Thalassaemia and Sickle Cell Disease Management
• Gene and Cell-Based Therapies: Future Prospects
• Multidisciplinary Care Models for Hemoglobinopathies
• Health Equity and Addressing Unmet Needs
• Capacity Building for Patients
• Regional and Global Policy Initiatives for Improved Access to Care
• RAIN Summit: Regional Collaboration for Sustainable Change in Rare Anaemias
WHO SHOULD ATTEND?
• Patients and Patient/Parent Organizations
• Healthcare Professionals and Medical Specialist
• Academics, Researchers, and Scientists
• Policymakers and Health Authorities
• Industry Representatives
REGISTRATION & CONTACT DETAILS
For more information, please contact:
tif2025@thalassaemia.org.cy