NAC & Guidance

Medical illustration showing acute invasive Aspergillus sinusitis and possible spread from the sinuses to the eye, blood vessels and brain.

Other forms of Aspergillosis: 🔬 Acute Invasive Aspergillus Sinusitis (AIAFS)

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Medical illustration of Aspergillus sinusitis highlighting non-invasive disease, diagnosis, treatment and invasive fungal rhinosinusitis.

Aspergillus Sinusitis for Expert Patients and non-Specialist Clinicians

Patient receiving a specialist antifungal medicine delivery at home

Getting specialist antifungal medicines delivered to your home: a guide to NHS homecare

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ERS Vision Live

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Help Us Improve Aspergillosis.org: Our New One-Minute Feedback Survey

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Speaking up about your healthcare: self-advocacy and independent advocacy

People listening supportively in an aspergillosis peer-support group, with different paths representing individual patient journeys.

Your Story Matters—but It Is Not Someone Else’s Future

Medical illustration showing Aspergillus fumigatus, PCR diagnostics, lung imaging, antifungal medicines and laboratory research representing recent advances in aspergillosis diagnosis, treatment and antifungal resistance research.

Weekly Aspergillosis Research Update: New Diagnostics, CAPA Evidence, and Why Azole Tolerance Matters

National Aspergillosis Centre (NAC) at Wythenshawe Hospital, Manchester, providing specialist NHS care, research and support for people with aspergillosis.

About the National Aspergillosis Centre (NAC)

Patient journey from delayed diagnosis to specialist aspergillosis care supported by respiratory medicine, medical mycology, microbiology and multidisciplinary healthcare teams.

Why the UK’s Infection Specialist Workforce Matters to People Living with Aspergillosis