Peta Dennington

Peta Dennington is a Lecturer at the Sydney Medical School and Central Clinical School, both part of the Faculty of Medicine and Health at the University of Sydney. She collaborates with the Australian Red Cross Blood Service, focusing on blood safety and clinical practices. Her contact details include email: peta.dennington@sydney.edu.au and phone: 02 9234 2311.

Her research interests center on transfusion medicine, immunology, and infectious diseases. She explores the efficacy of blood products, pathogen transmission risks, and immunomodulatory therapies such as intravenous immunoglobulin (IVIG), particularly in autoimmune and inflammatory disorders. Additional areas include optimizing blood compatibility protocols and studying clinical applications of immune-based treatments.

Dennington’s publications reflect a trajectory from dermatological IVIG reviews (2010) to modern transfusion medicine challenges like Babesia microti surveillance (2019). Her work emphasizes interdisciplinary approaches at the intersection of clinical practice and public health. No scientific awards are noted in her profile.

No advising students or grants are listed in the provided information. She is likely involved in research teams at the Australian Red Cross Blood Service, contributing to advancements in blood safety and translational medical research.