NAC & Guidance

A patient speaking confidently with a healthcare professional while a companion takes notes during an appointment.

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

Medical illustration showing Aspergillus otomycosis, a fungal infection of the external ear canal, including fungal debris, symptoms, diagnosis and treatment principles.

Aspergillus Otomycosis: A 2026 Update for Clinicians and Expert Patients

National Aspergillosis Centre infographic showing specialist care, patient support, education, research and multidisciplinary services for Chronic Pulmonary Aspergillosis patients across the UK.

More Than a Referral Centre: How the National Aspergillosis Centre Supports Patients and Healthcare Professionals Across the UK

Scientific illustration showing Aspergillus research, antifungal susceptibility testing, therapeutic drug monitoring and clinical management featured in the May 2026 Professional Aspergillosis Update.

Professional Aspergillosis Update: May 2026

Audience: respiratory…

Infographic explaining the benefits of keeping a health diary for people with aspergillosis, including symptom tracking, identifying triggers, managing brain fog, preparing for medical appointments, monitoring progress and improving self-management.

The Power of Keeping a Health Diary When You Have Aspergillosis

Illustration showing an aspergillosis patient health summary, myMFT patient portal, steroid emergency card, NHS number card and inhaler, highlighting the key medical information patients should carry for emergency and routine healthcare.

Do You Carry Your Aspergillosis Information With You?