UK clinical trials for aspergillosis

Clinical trials and other research studies help improve our understanding, diagnosis and treatment of aspergillosis. Some studies test treatments, while others involve questionnaires, samples, monitoring or interviews.

Taking part is always voluntary. A study may or may not provide a direct medical benefit, and not every study involves receiving a new treatment.

Find studies currently looking for participants

Because recruitment changes frequently, we link directly to official research registries rather than maintaining a fixed list on this page.

Studies in the UK

Use the National Institute for Health and Care Research service to search for aspergillosis studies taking place across the UK.

Search UK aspergillosis studies on Be Part of Research →

If no results appear, try related search terms such as ABPA, chronic pulmonary aspergillosis, invasive aspergillosis or fungal infection.

UK and international studies

ClinicalTrials.gov provides details of studies registered around the world, including some recruiting in the UK.

Search recruiting and forthcoming aspergillosis studies on ClinicalTrials.gov →

What taking part may involve

Depending on the study, participation might include:

• taking an investigational medicine or receiving standard treatment;
• additional appointments, tests or health monitoring;
• providing blood, sputum or other samples;
• completing questionnaires or interviews; or
• allowing researchers to use information from your medical records.

The research team should explain exactly what the study involves before asking you to consent.

Questions to ask the research team

• What is the purpose of the study?
• What would I need to do, and for how long?
• What are the possible benefits, risks and side effects?
• Could I receive a placebo or continue with my usual treatment?
• Will taking part affect my existing care?
• Will travel or other reasonable expenses be reimbursed?
• Who should I contact if I have concerns?
• What happens if I decide to withdraw?

Before deciding

Eligibility depends on factors such as the type of aspergillosis you have, your current treatment, other medical conditions and where you live.

Discuss any study you are considering with the research team and, where appropriate, your usual clinical team. You should receive written information and have enough time to ask questions before deciding. Choosing not to participate—or withdrawing later—should not affect your usual NHS care.

Trial availability and recruitment status can change. Always check the official study listing and confirm the current position with its research team.

Page reviewed: July 2026.