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History of the Robert A. Kyle Lifetime Achievement Award
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Nearly a century ago, Dr. William Mayo set the standard for treatment of patients at Mayo Clinic with these words, "the needs of the patient are the only needs to be considered." In 2003, the IMF decided to bestow a Lifetime Achievement Award annually to a physician whose work against myeloma reflected the dedication and compassion inherent in Dr. Mayo's vow. The IMF chose to name this award for Robert A. Kyle, M.D., whose life and work give new meaning to these words.
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First Annual Robert A. Kyle LIfetime Achievement Award Presented to the Man in Whose Honor it is Named
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Second Annual Robert A Kyle Lifetime Achievement Award presented to Dr. Bart Barlogie
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Third Annual Robert A. Kyle Lifetime Achievement Award presented to Dr. Kenneth C. Anderson
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Fourth Annual Robert A. Kyle Lifetime Achievement Award presented to Dr. Brian G. M. Durie
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Fifth Annual Robert A. Kyle Lifetime Achievement Award Presented to Prof. Dr. Heinz Ludwig
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Sixth Annual Robert A. Kyle Lifetime Achievement Award Presented to Prof. Mario Boccadoro
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It was a night to remember as the IMF honored Prof. Mario Boccadoro with the Sixth Annual Robert A. Kyle Lifetime Achievement Award
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The IMF's Robert A. Kyle Lifetime Achievement Award was established to honor an individual whose lifetime body of work, both clinical and research, furthers the ultimate goal of finding a cure for myeloma. 
