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Worried about silicosis?

If you have ever worked with silica, stone dust, artificial stone or quartz and you are worried about silicosis, please contact us now

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NHS

NHS clinic

Our specialist Occupational Lung Disease clinic accepts referrals for NHS patients across the UK, and is one of the longest-established clinics of this type in Europe.

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Lab

Laboratory services

Our ISO-accredited laboratory service is dedicated to specific antibody and aeroallergen measurement for occupational and environmental issues.

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Keeping Up To Date 2025

Sign up to our one-day annual update event on current and emerging issues in occupational lung disease. Featured talk from international sleep specialist, Dr Alanna Hare

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Refer a patient

We are an NHS clinic. We accept referrals from any healthcare professional, and see all patients registered within NHS England or Wales free of charge. Please visit our referral guidance for more information
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Worried about silicosis?

If you have ever worked with silica, stone dust, artificial stone or quartz and you are worried about silicosis, please contact us now by clicking below
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Latest News

Silicosis on BBC Morning Live

Tue, 13 May 2025

Dr Johanna Feary was recently featured on BBC Morning Live at Royal Brompton Hospital to talk about silicosis due to artificial stone, and advises those working with the material to get their lungs checked.

The feature also includes an interview with our patient Ryan, who spoke about how his silicosis diagnosis h ... Read more

Win at Nursing & Midwifery 2025 awards

Mon, 12 May 2025

As we celebrate International Nurses' Day this 12th May 2025, we are pleased to announce that our clinical nurse specialist, Tamanna Kabir, was awarded the Heart, Lung and Critical Care nurse of the year at the 2025 Nursing & M ... Read more

Health effects of silica dust

Wed, 07 May 2025

We have worked with the Society of Occupational Medicine (SOM) to develop an information document on silicosis from artificial/engineered stone. The document aims to provide background information and practical strategies for occupational health surveillance.

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