The following list represents Studies for which calls for participation are currently open. Learn about the individual studies below, and click the link to find out more about the Working Party responsible for the study.
Last year you were invited to participate in the IDWP survey in which we identified potential cases of Neglected Tropical Diseases (NTDs) and related diseases in HCT patients.
Based on these findings, we are now developing pathogen-specific CRFs for four different NTDs: Brucellosis, Leishmaniasis, Dengue and Malaria.
The CRF for Brucellosis is now finalized. We kindly ask you to review your database for potential cases and complete the CRF at your earliest convenience. As brucellosis cases are very rare, every single report is valuable, and your contribution is greatly appreciated.
Deadline: October 26 (for inclusion in the EBMT2026 abstract)
Inclusion criteria:
1. Allogeneic and autologous HCT
2. Paediatric and adult patients
3. Documented brucellosis infection
4. Infection diagnosed from 2003
5. Patient registered in the EBMT database
The purpose of this survey is to describe the current use of FMT in pediatric patients undergoing hematopoietic stem cell transplantation and cellular therapies among EBMT member centers. We aim to inventory the FMT activity, total number of pediatric patients treated, FMT product characteristics, FMT indications and to map gut microbiome characterization tools. We believe that this information will provide the EBMT community a comprehensive overview of the use of FMT in pediatric patients and will be useful for the design of future studies.
Deadline: 6 April 2026
Inclusion criteria: all EBMT centers treating pediatric patients.
- The target population is pediatric patients </= 18 years of age undergoing hematopoietic stem cell transplantation (auto and allo) and cellular therapies (CAR-T and other ATMPS), receiving FMT for any indication.
- Centers that do not administer FMT in pediatric patients are also eligible to participate and are invited to complete a limited set of questions. Your participation is valuable to help characterize practice variability and unmet needs across centers.
If you're interested to participate, please contact the CTIWP.