Thanks to the amazing support from the LAM community and participation in a research survey conducted by the University of Washington, results from a study

Kate Racoff Musgrove, PhD was one of eleven LAM advocates who traveled to Washington, DC for Rare Disease Week, February 23–28. As a woman living

For Dr. Matthew Koslow, caring for people with LAM is more than a job. It is a mission that has shaped his career, his family

This February, you can make a difference for rare diseases by bringing awareness and support. In honor of Rare Disease Day (February 28), The LAM

As we look forward to Rare Disease Day 2026, we know that for those living with LAM, you are faced with your disease all year

For those living with LAM (lymphangioleiomyomatosis), this rare lung disease can make breathing and life difficult. Doctors often use a blood test called VEGF-D to

“Keep yourself healthy. Give yourself a chance.”  A planner by nature, retired IT project manager Leeanne Hart knows how to work towards a goal. So,

At The LAM Foundation, our mission guides every decision we make and every step we take alongside people living with LAM. This year, we refreshed

As 2025 comes to a close, we’re taking a moment to celebrate the incredible milestones, accomplishments, and connections that shaped this year at The LAM

As we reflect on 2025, this season of giving reminds us how much we can accomplish when we come together. Thanks to your generosity, those

Eleven years ago, Peggy Chung never imagined she’d one day be boarding a plane to Singapore to attend a family wedding. Back then, her future

In individuals with LAM, the lungs have groups of abnormal cells called LAM cells. These cells have a change in their genes that turns on