Finding your way around aspergillosis.org

There is a lot of information on this website. You can browse by condition or topic, search for a specific question, or start with one of the guides below. Choose the route that feels easiest today.

Choose a place to start

I’m new to aspergillosis

Start with What is aspergillosis? for a clear introduction. From there, you can learn about the different types of aspergillosis, diagnosis, treatment and living with the condition.

I have a question

Search the website using a medicine, symptom or topic—for example, “itraconazole side effects”. You can also browse the Antifungals Hub for information about medicines, side effects, interactions and monitoring.

I need practical support or other people’s experiences

Visit the Living with aspergillosis hub for day-to-day topics, or explore Patient Voices to read personal experiences. You can also find support meetings and community groups.

Two ways to explore

Browse by condition

1. Choose CPA from the homepage or the information hubs.
2. Open the CPA guide to get an overview.
3. Follow its links to learn about symptoms, diagnosis, treatment and monitoring, or daily life and support.
4. For more CPA-specific articles, visit the CPA Hub.

Search for a specific question

1. Use the search box on the homepage or open the Knowledge Hub.
2. Search for a phrase such as “itraconazole side effects”.
3. Open a relevant result, then follow links to broader guidance or related information in the Antifungals Hub and Treatment and Management guide.

Explore the full information map

If you would like to browse more widely, the Knowledge Hub groups information into areas:

• Types of aspergillosis — information about conditions such as ABPA, CPA, aspergilloma and Aspergillus bronchitis.
• Diagnosis, symptoms and related conditions — information about tests, scans, symptoms and other lung conditions.
• Treatment and monitoring — medicines, side effects, safety checks and other treatments.
• Living with aspergillosis — practical advice about daily life, wellbeing, travel, housing, carers and patient experiences.
• Community, NAC and research — ways to connect with others, find National Aspergillosis Centre information and follow research.

What do “guide”, “hub” and “article” mean?

• A guide gives an overview of a larger subject, such as what aspergillosis is or how it is treated.
• A hub brings together related information and articles. For example, the CPA Hub collects information about chronic pulmonary aspergillosis.
• An article answers a more specific question or explains one topic in greater detail.
• Patient Voices shares personal experiences from patients, carers and families. These stories can help people feel less alone, but they are not medical advice.

You can move between these types of information using the links on each page. If you are unsure where to look, try the Knowledge Hub or search the website.