CML Support Group are in partnership with other groups in the global campaign 'What is My PCR?' an initiative set up by the MAX Foundation to encourage patient awareness and wider access to PCR testing.
By signing up to this campaign we can help raise awareness of the importance of PCR testing for all CML patients, no matter who they are or where they live.
You can access the 'What is my PCR' website and order a PCR FAQ and a 'What is my PCR?' button to wear during your clinic visits.
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Update: 20/09
What does the number 11,514 have to do with PCR? That's how many "What is MY PCR?" patient and physician buttons have been sent around the world in time for World CML Day on 9/22!
Buttons will be worn from Kenya to Canada and beyond. Please keep the button orders coming, but note that they will arrive to participants after September 22nd.
Of course, they can still be worn proudly to physician visits and patient group meetings.
Check out the latest "What is MY PCR?" buttons added to website for downloading:
http://www.whatismypcr.org/Downloads.aspx! Button images are now available in 16 languages.
It looks like an art collection!
Feel free to use the logos on posters, materials and banners for PCR related events on 9/22.
World CML Day
In recognition of this years CML Awareness Day- 22/9 why not share photo's of yourself wearing your
"What is My PCR?" button. You can then upload your images on the Gallery.
Take a look here....www.whatismypcr.org/Gallery
This is an extremely important educational project that will make a real difference to peoples long term survival. CMLSg thank the Max Foundation for setting up the 'What is My PCR?' campaign
With thanks,
The "What is MY PCR?" campaign partners
What is my PCR? website
www.whatismypcr.org