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AABB Values our Relationships with our Corporate Partners

Who We Are:

Established in 1947, AABB is an international, not-for-profit association dedicated to the advancement of science and the practice of transfusion medicine and related biological therapies. The association is committed to improving health by developing and delivering standards, accreditation and educational programs and services that optimize patient and donor care and safety. AABB membership consists of approximately 1,800 institutions and 8,000 individuals, including physicians, scientists, administrators, medical technologists, nurses, researchers, blood donor recruiters and public relations personnel. Members are located in all 50 states and 80 countries.

As a Corporate Partner you receive:

  • Access to over 10,000 professionals in the transfusion medicine and cellular therapy community
  • Cost-effective, targeted marketing venues
  • Information regarding the transfusion and cellular therapy community

Last modified on 12/6/2007 10:29:44 AM
What's New!
Significant Changes to the Standards for Cellular Therapy Product Services, 3rd edition
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Proposed 6th edition of Standards for Immunohematology Reference Laboratories
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AABB Weekly Report - July 18, 2008
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First Ever National Biovigilance Network in the U.S. Reaches $1 Million in Funding, Prepares for Fall Pilot Launch
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Billing and Reimbursement for Stem Cell Processing - Frequently Asked Questions and Answers
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Member Feedback Sought for AABB Online Forums
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Joint Statement Before ACBSA on the Clinical Significance of Red Cell Age in Transfusions
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Announcement of Nominees for the AABB Board of Directors
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2008 West Nile Virus Biovigilance Network
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Association Bulletin #08-03 - West Nile Virus – Revised Recommendations for Triggering Individual Donation Nucleic Acid Testing and Use of Communication Plans
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List of AABB-Accredited Facilities with Approved Variances for ISBT 128
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Instructions on Applying for an AABB Variance
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