The 29th of October is World Stroke Day, which provides an opportunity to reflect on the importance and seriousness of this health condition. Read more
Bleeding Disorders Awareness Month is represented in October, shedding light on the diverse range of rare and life threatening health conditions. Read more
Signifying the importance of thromboembolic events with an international day - World Thrombosis Day - demonstrates the impact thrombosis and blood clots can have to our health. Read more
September 29 is World Heart Day with this year's focus being all about taking action and developing a personalised plan to improve heart health and prevent cardiovascular disease. Read more
This September marks 100 years of advancements in the discovery and treatment of TTP (Thrombotic Thrombocytopenic Purpura). Read more
World Lymphoma Awareness Day this year focuses on the emotional impact living with this blood cancer can have. Here we discuss the latest data related to lymphoma and how PBI continues to provide both medical and emotional support. Read more
Blood cancer accounts for approximately 6% of all cancers around the world, being the third most common type of cancer and the second leading cause of cancer death after lung cancer. This is why September is dedicated to BLOOD CANCER AWARENESS MONTH. Read more
September 2nd - 6th is Women's Health Week in Australia. Every year this significant occasion provides a time to encourage and support women to take the essential steps to maintain their health. Read more
June 10-16 is International Men's Health Week and this year the theme focuses on getting regular health checks. Read more
June 14 is World Blood Donor Day which provides an opportunity to increase awareness around the globe about the critical need for a sustainable and safe blood supply. Read more
This year, International Clinical Trials Day on May 20 is celebrating the trailblazers among the industry - the clinical trial researchers and contributors involved in this life-changing profession. Read more
April 25 is DNA Day which provides a platform to acknowledge the importance of genetic research into new treatment options for life-threatening hereditary blood disorders. Read more
April 17 is World Haemophilia Day which aims to raise awareness of haemophilia and other bleeding disorders. The World Federation of Hemophilia estimates that over 75% of people living with haemophilia worldwide have not yet been identified and diagnosed. Read more