PBI Information Brochure

Learn more about Perth Blood Institute in our latest information brochure.

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PBI celebrates International Clinical Trials Day, 20 May 2022

Today marks the day James Lind began the world's first clinical trial on scurvy in 1747, laying the groundwork for modern-day clinical research.
Mentoring at Perth Blood Institute

Through successful guidance and support from PBI and Murdoch University scientists, find out how former student researchers are contributing to the future of medicine.
Bridget's story of survival during pregnancy resources

“I felt emotional and vulnerable, and the anxiety associated with such a task as well as the stress surrounding my pending birth was very challenging.” Bridget
Bridget's Story of Survival

“I had no idea of the severity of my condition.” Bridget

Strategic Plan 2020 - 2023
Annual Reports

Read our latest Annual Report 2020-2021.
Research Publications
Newsletters

What is thrombosis?

Click here to learn more about thrombosis.
What are DVT & PE?

Click here to learn more about DVT and PE.
Contraception and Thrombosis

Click here to learn more about how certain contraceptives can increase your risk of dangerous blood clots.
Antiphospholipid Antibody Syndrome

Click here for information about antiphospholipid antibody syndrome and how it can lead to thrombosis.
Inherited Thrombophilias

Click here for information about genetic conditions that can increase the chances of thrombosis.
COVID-19 and Thrombosis

Click here for frequently asked questions and links to resources regarding COVID-19 and thrombosis.
Investigators
Participate in a clinical trial

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.
Work and Thrombosis

Click here to learn more about how work can increase your risk of thrombosis, and how to prevent it.
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You can help to make blood disorders a thing of the past

Please help to make blood disorders a thing of the past. We need more innovative breakthroughs. This is the reason why we strive to advance haematological research and facilitate clinical trials into common, rare and fatal blood diseases. Every amount is vital to our research, no matter how large or small. Your support is critical in helping to make blood disorders a thing of the past. THANK YOU! Read more

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Elie's story

When Elie was a young, fit and healthy 22-year-old he noticed a lump in the side of his neck. He went to his GP complaining of fatigue, insomnia, and severe itching. After being misdiagnosed with glandular fever and then a mystery virus, he received a call from his doctor. Read more