Partners and Supporters

PBI is grateful for the support of our donors, partners and collaborators who are helping us in our mission to prevent, treat and cure blood disorders.

Partner with PBI

Donors

Caruso Family, also supporting the Caruso Family Post-Doctoral Fellowship
Thomas Lang
Robert Pearson Family, supporting the Robert Pearson Scholarship & Research Fund
John Roberts and Family, supporting the Jan Roberts Biomedical Scholarship
Wheatley Family Foundation

Research Partners

Boehringer Ingelheim
Bristol-Myers Squibb
Takeda

Event Partners

Roche

Education Partners

Alexion
Amgen Australia
CSL Behring
Pfizer

PBI Collaborators

Latest

Thrombosis Australia is now live!

Australians are set to benefit from a central resource ‘hub’ of authoritative information to increase awareness and understanding of deep vein thrombosis, pulmonary embolism and stroke, and improve their prevention, early detection and management.
Breakthrough for haemophilia A patients

Perth Blood Institute has participated in a ground-breaking clinical trial which has uncovered a new life-changing treatment for people with haemophilia.
George's Story

For years George had known his white blood cell count was too high, but as it was just outside the normal range. After being referred to Professor Baker, George was diagnosed with chronic lymphocytic leukaemia (CLL). He joined a clinical trial in August 2015 and two years later, George was completely free of CLL and leading a normal lifestyle.
Clinical Research Fellowship

The Perth Blood Institute (PBI) conducts medical research into blood disorders, including their causes, prevention and treatment options; facilitates access to high quality clinical trials for people affected by blood disorders; and provides information about blood disorders to patients and their families.

Alicia's Story

Alicia was a very active and healthy 19-year-old when during a social game of netball, she rolled her ankle and was diagnosed with ligament damage. Learn more about Alicia's experience here.
Accessibility
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.
What is thrombosis?

Click here to learn more about thrombosis.
Key staff
COVID-19 - Impact on blood transfusions and blood donations

Some members of the community may be concerned about the potential transmission of the COVID-19 virus through blood products, such as through blood transfusions. If you rely on blood products, you should feel confident to continue to receive them.
Privacy Policy

THE PERTH BLOOD INSTITUTE LIMITED ABN: 24164941815 (trading as Perth Blood Institute) takes your privacy seriously. We respect and uphold your right to privacy protection under the Australian Privacy Principles (APPs), by regulating the way in which we collect, use, disclose, hold and destroy your personal information. This Privacy Policy covers all personal information held by us.
Research Team Awarded DARF Dementia Grant

Perth Blood Institute is pleased to announce it is the recipient of the Norma Beaconsfield Project Grant, awarded by the Dementia Australia Research Foundation (DARF). This grant will allow the Platelet Research Team to continue important investigations into the effect of blood-thinning medication on dementia risk.
Clinical Research Fellowship

The Perth Blood Institute (PBI) conducts medical research into blood disorders, including their causes, prevention and treatment options; facilitates access to high quality clinical trials for people affected by blood disorders; and provides information about blood disorders to patients and their families.
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.

Perth Blood Institute

Your donation can help PBI to fund vital translational research into blood disorders including thrombosis and haemophilia; support a clinical research investigation into the development of a new treatment or intervention; or help us develop educational programs to foster the next generation of career haematologists. Read more

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