National Centre for LAM

The National Centre for LAM was established in April 2011 by Professor Simon Johnson, at The Queen’s Medical Centre, Nottingham University Hospitals NHS Trust. It is a nationally commissioned service of the NHS. Although independent from LAM Action, women with LAM are clear beneficiaries of the centre and feedback from those who attend the centre has been very positive.

The centre:

• provides women with LAM with specialist clinical care on all aspects of LAM, either exclusively or in partnership with local providers;
• facilitates research into LAM, including clinical trials of new therapies for LAM, biomarker studies and laboratory research into the disease.

Referrals to the National Centre for LAM should be made through a medical practitioner wherever possible.

Further information is available at:

https://www.nuh.nhs.uk/our-services/services/national-centre-for-lymphangioleiomyomatosis-(lam)/

or by e-mail at LAMcentre@nuh.nhs.uk