Patient Research

Marcela and Tom from the European Aspergillosis Patient Advisory Group at the ERS Congress 2026

European Aspergillosis PAG at ERS 2026: from patient to partner

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Clinician reviewing lung research data in an illustration about new findings in aspergillosis care.

Research update: new ABPA treatment results, and lessons from viral infections

Person using a magnifying glass to assess an aspergillosis research paper with lung and fungal illustrations.

How Do I Know Whether an Aspergillosis Research Study Is Trustworthy?

Illustration of lungs, airway cells, DNA and Aspergillus spores representing Manchester research into genetic susceptibility to aspergillosis.

Can We Predict Who Will Develop Aspergillosis? Genetics, Epigenetics and the Search for Individual Risk

Illustration of Aspergillus fumigatus spores interacting with the bronchial airway lining beside a DNA strand representing the ZNF77 gene variant.

Lung Colonisation by Aspergillus fumigatus Is Influenced by a ZNF77 Gene Variant

Aspergillosis Research Update: Corticosteroid Risks, Azole Resistance and Immune Recovery

Infographic summarising June 2026 aspergillosis research including tuberculosis-related chronic pulmonary aspergillosis risk, fungal ball biology, ABPA, advanced diagnostics and emerging immunotherapies.

Weekly Aspergillosis Research Update – 15 June 2026

Illustration showing clinical research into ABPA and invasive aspergillosis including biologic therapies and new antifungal drug development

Clinical Trials Update: Progress in ABPA and Invasive Aspergillosis Research

Promotional poster for a UK citizen science project exploring damp homes, mould exposure and respiratory health including aspergillosis

Help Us Improve Our Damp Homes and Health Questionnaire

Illustration showing recent aspergillosis research advances including improved diagnostics, ABPA risk factors, chronic pulmonary aspergillosis testing, immune therapies and patient-centred care.

Aspergillosis Research Update: Earlier Diagnosis, Better Testing and New Treatment Possibilities