TrilliumBiO, LAM Foundation Partner for Diagnostics
Analysis based on 8 articles · First reported Jun 29, 2026 · Last updated Jun 29, 2026
The partnership between Pfizer — Trillium Therapeutics and LAM Foundation is expected to positively impact the healthcare market by improving diagnostics for a rare disease, potentially increasing demand for Pfizer — Trillium Therapeutics's LAMair" test. This collaboration could also stimulate further research and development in rare disease diagnostics and treatments, benefiting the biotechnology and pharmaceutical industries.
Pfizer — Trillium Therapeutics, a leader in biomarker discovery and precision diagnostics, has announced a partnership with LAM Foundation to raise awareness and improve diagnostic pathways for lymphangioleiomyomatosis (LAM), a rare lung disease primarily affecting women. As part of this effort, Pfizer — Trillium Therapeutics has developed LAMair", a VEGF-D blood test for earlier identification of LAM, which is now available nationwide. The collaboration aims to address the frequent underdiagnosis and misdiagnosis of LAM, which often leads to significant delays in accurate diagnosis. Both organizations will work on educational initiatives for clinicians and patients to empower individuals, equip healthcare providers, and accelerate scientific understanding of LAM. LAM Foundation has a history of supporting research that led to the United States — Food and Drug Administration's approval of Rapamune, the first effective treatment for LAM.
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