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LAM Science: Patients Fuel Momentum
Watch this dynamic discussion with LAM experts Marina Holtz, PhD, Carmen Priolo, MD, PhD, and Daniel Dilling, MD, about how patient insights and experiences accelerate basic, translational, and clinical research.
Your donation improves patient care.
How is your donation to The LAM Foundation an investment in hope? Dr. Cormac McCarthy says The LAM Foundation is second to none when it comes to funding improving patient care. Watch this video to learn more.
Why Karen & Bryan Kinsey Give
LAM clinic directors answer questions on sirolimus, traveling, PFTs, and more.
LAM clinic directors answer questions asked by regional LAM patient liaisons on sirolimus, traveling, PFTs, VEGF-Ds, Covid-19, and more.
Les and Kathy Miller - Planned Giving
The Patient Voice
Dawn's Story
Try as she might, Dawn Robinson couldn’t figure out what was wrong with her body. For eight years, she had consulted a wide range of specialists about numerous nagging health issues. Trouble breathing. Chest pain. Fatigue. It wasn’t until her lung collapsed in February 2020, that a resulting biopsy determined the cause: lymphangioleiomyomatosis (LAM).
Watch this video to hear Dawn's story and learn what The LAM Foundation means to her.
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Thespena Panos - "I want a cure."
Thespena wants a cure for Lymphangioleiomyomatosis (LAM). Listen to her story to hear why supporting LAM research is important.
Deep breath . . . BLAST IT! Understanding Your Pulmonary Function Tests
Please join us for an informative presentation by our Seattle LAM Clinic Director, Dr. George Pappas. As a follow-up to his standout session at the 2022 International LAM Research Conference & LAMposium, Dr. Pappas discusses the ins and outs of pulmonary function tests (PFTs)—what the many numbers mean, which ones are most closely followed in LAM, and how the numbers can be used to understand your lung health and to measure disease progression over time.