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Center for International Blood & Marrow Transplant Research (CIBMTR)

A Research Collaboration Between the Medical College of Wisconsin and NMDP.

CIBMTR is a research collaboration between the Medical College of Wisconsin and NMDP. CIBMTR provides a unique resource of information and expertise to the medical and scientific community. Now with data from more than 630,000 patients, more than 1,750 publications, and approximately 250 ongoing studies and clinical trials, CIBMTR is at the forefront of research to increase access to cellular therapies and to improve outcomes.

06/17/2026

NOW AVAILABLE: 2025 CIBMTR Summary Slides. These slides provide an annual report on data submitted by US centers to CIBMTR, detailing practices and general survival outcomes following cellular therapies. Learn more: https://cibmtr.org/CIBMTR/Resources/Summary-Slides-Reports

06/11/2026

Children who donate blood or marrow need more support. Read about this CIBMTR study to learn more: https://cibmtr.org/Patient-Summaries/Children-who-donate-blood-or-marrow-need-more-support.htm

06/10/2026

Sibling donors reduce chances of graft-versus-host disease. Read about this CIBMTR study to learn more: https://cibmtr.org/Patient-Summaries/Sibling-donors-reduce-chances-of-graft-versus-host-disease.htm

06/08/2026

Kids who have transplant may have fertility problems later. Read about this CIBMTR study to learn more: https://cibmtr.org/Patient-Summaries/Kids-who-have-transplant-may-have-fertility-problems-later.htm

06/05/2026

New tool predicts risk of long-term effects after transplant. Read about this CIBMTR study to learn more: https://cibmtr.org/Patient-Summaries/New-tool-predicts-risk-of-long-term-effects-after-transplant.htm

05/15/2026

Looking for the latest in transplant research? Our updated Study Summaries page now lets you sort by date, making it easier for patients and caregivers to see what’s new, follow the most recent findings, and stay up to date as new studies are added. Explore the newly organized page: https://cibmtr.org/summaries

05/14/2026

🚨 New for 2026! 🚨
Following presentation at the 2026 Tandem Meetings, CIBMTR’s is proud to share the list of accepted Working Committee studies—highlighting innovative research to advance outcomes in cellular therapy and transplantation.

Explore the newly approved studies list:
🔗https://cibmtr.org/Files/2026-New-studies-on-website.pdf

05/05/2026

"🚨 Now available: CIBMTR’s May 2026 Newsletter
This issue features a timely perspective on artificial intelligence in medicine and its evolving role across patient care and research—plus insights from global meetings and innovations in cell and gene therapy.
👉 Read it here: https://cibmtr.org/CIBMTR/About/News/Newsletters/May-2026-Newsletter"

04/17/2026

Finding trustworthy transplant research just got even easier. Our updated Study Summaries page now lets you quickly filter by disease or condition—so you can quickly access information on lymphoma, multiple myeloma, sickle cell disease, and more. Dive into the newly organized summaries and explore topics that matter to you: https://cibmtr.org/summaries

03/27/2026

Have you checked out our newly updated study summaries page? We’ve completely refreshed the layout so you can search by category and quickly find the information you need. Our plain-language summaries are now organized in a clear, more user-friendly way—making it easier than ever to explore our research. Take a look at the new page: https://cibmtr.org/summaries

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Milwaukee, WI
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