Blood Cancer Research WA

We are delighted to welcome Dr Kelvin Chan to our team as our newest Haematology Clinical Research Fellow!

Kelvin completed his specialist training in Clinical and Laboratory Haematology at Charles Gairdner Hospital, Perth and Flinders Medical Centre, Adelaide.

He has a strong interest in medical education, bedside teaching, and telling stories – earning him the 2025 E F Haywood award at Sir Charles Gairdner Hospital for Best Clinical Teacher.

Welcome to the team, Kelvin!

The BCRWA team travelled to Orlando earlier this month to participate in the 67th ASH Annual Meeting & Exposition, where they showcased an impressive number of abstracts. ⭐
The full list of abstracts is on our website, under 'News'. 🩸

We are delighted to welcome Dr James Fay to our team as our newest Haematology Clinical Research Fellow!

Originally from Ireland, James has previously worked as a Doctor in Australia. He completed his specialist training in Dublin, Ireland and has recently emigrated to take up his position. James has an interest in myeloid disorders and will be working as the myeloid fellow.

Welcome to the team, James!

Today is World Lymphoma Awareness Day!

Go LIME with Prof Cheah and our team to raise awareness and support those affected by lymphoma. 💚 💚 💚

Let’s make a vibrant impact with lime and spread the hope for a brighter future. 🌟

Last Friday, Prof Cheah was delighted to join Linear Clinical Research and Minister Stephen Dawson to celebrate the official launch of the new Advanced Clinical Trials Centre.

Recognised as one of the world’s most advanced cancer clinical trial centres, this facility will expand early-phase trial capacity, contribute to the development of breakthrough medicines and technologies globally, and, most importantly, give Western Australians earlier access to innovative, life-changing treatments.

Read more: https://www.bloodcancerwa.org.au/the-advanced-clinical-trial-centre/

Images courtesy of Linear Clinical Research and Minister Stephen Dawson’s office.

Today is World Leukaemia Day, a day when people from all around the world come together to raise awareness about leukaemia.

By raising awareness of leukaemia and educating the world on the signs and symptoms of this condition, we can work together to help leukaemia patients get diagnosed and provide better outcomes for them.

You can make a difference no matter who you are and where you live.
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This , Blood Cancer Research WA acknowledges the brilliant researchers and clinicians who are bringing research to life and driving new therapies for blood cancer patients.

We are deeply grateful to our generous supporters and donors — your commitment makes this vital work possible.

Together, we are bringing research to life and making hope real for Australians living with blood cancer.