Cutaneous Lymphoma Foundation

If you were unable to participate in the Answers from the Experts: Open Q&A on June 29, 2026, a video replay is now available for viewing on our YouTube channel CutaneousLymphomaFnd.

Thank you to Drs. Jina Chung and Alison Moskowitz for sharing your time and expertise!

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Three days of science. Collaboration. Connection. Progress.

The World Congress of Cutaneous Lymphomas (WCCL) brought together experts from around the world to share the latest advances in research and care. The Cutaneous Lymphoma Foundation was proud to be part of these important conversations, bringing the patient perspective to the discussions.

Beyond the outstanding scientific sessions, the Congress created opportunities to strengthen partnerships, plan new educational initiatives, recognize outstanding leaders and emerging investigators, and explore new ways to improve care and support for people affected by cutaneous lymphoma around the world.

Every Congress reminds us that meaningful progress happens when researchers, clinicians, industry, patients, and advocacy organizations work together.

We're excited to share more about the research, collaborations, and key takeaways from the meeting in the weeks ahead. Thank you to everyone who continues to move this field forward.

Honored to be part of the incredible group of clinicians and researchers advancing patient-centered outcomes in cutaneous T-cell lymphoma (CTCL) at the 2026 International Dermatology Outcome Measures (IDEOM) Annual Meeting. Together, we’re working to better capture what truly matters to patients, from itch and daily functioning to mental health and quality of life, so future clinical trials can lead to more meaningful improvements in care. Grateful for the collaboration and shared commitment to improving lives.

Pictured: Kriithika Nayudu, MD student/CTCL Workgroup Fellow; Susan Thorton, Co-CEO Cutaneous Lymphoma Foundation; Cecilia Larocca, MD; Jenny Jung Sun Park, MD student/CTCL Workgroup Fellow