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Airway Clearance, Diagnosis & Physiotherapy

Airways mucus and aspergillosis


by GAtherton

People taking part in seated pulmonary rehabilitation exercises with a physiotherapist

Pulmonary rehabilitation: can it help people with aspergillosis?


by GAtherton

Patient having a spirometry lung function test with a healthcare professional

Lung function tests


by GAtherton

Infographic comparing 0.9%, 3%, 6% and 7% nebulised saline for mucus clearance and bronchiectasis.

Nebulised saline: what do 0.9%, 3%, 6% and 7% actually mean?


by GAtherton

Patient and clinician discussing the future of aspergillosis care, with lung, blood-test and research illustrations.

The Future of Aspergillosis Care: Earlier Diagnosis, New Treatments and Personalised Support


by GAtherton

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


by GAtherton

Loosen and Clear Mucus: Practical Self-Help Techniques for People with Aspergillosis


by GAtherton

Educational infographic explaining lung function tests in aspergillosis and asthma, including FEV1, FVC, gas transfer, breathing reserve, treatment goals and why CT scans may not match lung function results.

Understanding Lung Function in Aspergillosis and Asthma


by GAtherton

Exercise and aspergillosis infographic showing how walking, cycling, swimming, rowing, strength training, yoga, singing and pulmonary rehabilitation can improve breathlessness, fitness, confidence and quality of life.

Exercise and Aspergillosis: How Physical Activity Can Improve Breathing, Strength and Wellbeing

Last reviewed: June 2026 Key…


by GAtherton

Respiratory physiotherapist teaching airway clearance and breathing exercises to a patient with chronic lung disease and aspergillosis

Physiotherapy for Aspergillosis: Breathing, Mucus Clearance and Keeping Active


by GAtherton

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