• COVID-19 and Thrombosis

    The International Society of Thrombosis and Haemostasis has released information on COVID-19 and thrombosis. Here are the important facts; Having a blood clot does not increase your risk of acquiring COVID-19. Taking anticoagulants (blood-thinning medication) for a blood clot disorder also does not increase your risk of acquiring COVID-19. Read more

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Multiple Myeloma Clinical Trials Appeal

PBI is committed to developing new treatments for blood cancers and facilitates patient participation in clinical trials to access potentially lifesaving treatments not currently available elsewhere. Your support will enable us to participate in testing new treatment options to improve the health outcomes for patients with blood disorders, including multiple myeloma.

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PBI's Clinical Trials Unit actively runs numerous clinical trials and performs state-of-the-art research into bleeding and clotting disorders and blood cancers. We regularly take part in new clinical trials for improved treatments for blood disorders – this provides Western Australians with the opportunity to access new treatments.

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PBI regularly participates in clinical trials to support improved treatments for blood disorders, providing Western Australians with the opportunity to access new treatments.

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Latest news

  • COVID-19 and Thrombosis: Information for Professionals

    The landscape of managing patients with COVID-19 continues to change. New research suggests acute medical illness, such as COVID-19, and hospitalisation confer a greater risk of venous thromboembolism (VTE). Also, Coagulopathy in COVID-19 patients appears to be associated with poor prognosis, an effect common in patients with sepsis. Read more

  • COVID-19 and Thrombosis

    The International Society of Thrombosis and Haemostasis has released information on COVID-19 and thrombosis. Here are the important facts; Having a blood clot does not increase your risk of acquiring COVID-19. Taking anticoagulants (blood-thinning medication) for a blood clot disorder also does not increase your risk of acquiring COVID-19. Read more

Upcoming events

  • Another Bloody Breakfast

    On Friday 2 Oct PBI will be hosting yet Another Bloody Breakfast at the University Club of WA. Come along to hear leading expert in Mediterranean diet research Professor Catherine Itsiopoulos speak on the importance of diet in managing cardiovascular diseases and diabetes. Register for this event NOW! Read more

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    Location: University of Western Australia, University Club of WA, 35 Stirling Highway, Crawley, 6005

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  • Medical Science Encounter - Year 11s

    This hands-on event is aimed at year 11 high school students who are considering enrolling at any Western Australian university in Bachelor of Science, Bachelor of Medical Science or Biomedical Science and Clinical Laboratory Research courses. Get involved and find out if a career in medical science is for you. Read more