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Message to MPs in the South East

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I am writing to you about a cause that is very close to my heart, the British Liver Trust. I would like you to meet with the charity to discuss opportunities for you to support their vital work to advocate for patients, and improve prevention and early detection of liver disease and liver cancer. Please email at <a href="mailto:publicaffairs@britishlivertrust.org.uk">publicaffairs@britishlivertrust.org.uk</a> to arrange a meeting.
Over 18,000 people died of liver disease and liver cancer in 2022. 90% of liver disease is preventable but tragically mortality rates have increased by 400% in two generations. While the majority of cases are linked to preventable causes, including alcohol, obesity and viral hepatitis, there are also non-preventable factors, including genetic conditions and autoimmune diseases.  Additionally, liver cancer is the fastest rising cause of cancer death in the UK.
Liver disease has a hugely detrimental impact on communities across the South East where new data reveals 12,500 people were admitted to hospital due to liver disease in 2022/23 – the highest number of any region in England.
This stark reality underscores the urgent need for holistic action that not only focus on prevention but also improve early diagnosis and person centred care for all forms of liver disease and liver cancer.
The British Liver Trust have published a report that I’d like you to read – <a href="https://17xpvwx1p0y4h.cdn.shift8web.com/wp-content/uploads/British-Liver-Trust-Time-to-acton-liver-health.pdf">Time to act on liver health</a> [click to open as PDF]. It sets out clear action to reduce avoidable hospital admissions and deaths and improve services and care for all liver disease and liver cancer patients.
You can read more about opportunities for MPs to advocate for liver patients through media, debates, hospital visits and Love Your Liver roadshows <a href="https://17xpvwx1p0y4h.cdn.shift8web.com/wp-content/uploads/British-Liver-Trust-How-we-work-with-MPs.pdf">here</a>.
With your support, we can save lives, reduce pressure on the NHS, and build a healthier future for everyone.

Message to MPs in the East of England

I am writing to you about a cause that is very close to my heart, the British Liver Trust. I would like you to meet with the charity to discuss opportunities for you to support their vital work to advocate for patients, and improve prevention and early detection of liver disease and liver cancer. Please email at <a href="mailto:publicaffairs@britishlivertrust.org.uk">publicaffairs@britishlivertrust.org.uk</a> to arrange a meeting.
Over 18,000 people died of liver disease and liver cancer in 2022. 90% of liver disease is preventable but tragically mortality rates have increased by 400% in two generations. While the majority of cases are linked to preventable causes, including alcohol, obesity and viral hepatitis, there are also non-preventable factors, including genetic conditions and autoimmune diseases.  Additionally, liver cancer is the fastest rising cause of cancer death in the UK.
Liver disease has a hugely detrimental impact on communities across the East of England where 8,515 people were admitted to hospital due to liver disease in 2022/23 and tragically, there were 980 premature deaths from liver disease in 2022.
This stark reality underscores the urgent need for holistic action that not only focus on prevention but also improve early diagnosis and person centred care for all forms of liver disease and liver cancer.
The British Liver Trust have published a report that I’d like you to read – <a href="https://17xpvwx1p0y4h.cdn.shift8web.com/wp-content/uploads/British-Liver-Trust-Time-to-acton-liver-health.pdf">Time to act on liver health</a> [click to open as PDF]. It sets out clear action to reduce avoidable hospital admissions and deaths and improve services and care for all liver disease and liver cancer patients.
You can read more about opportunities for MPs to advocate for liver patients through media, debates, hospital visits and Love Your Liver roadshows <a href="https://17xpvwx1p0y4h.cdn.shift8web.com/wp-content/uploads/British-Liver-Trust-How-we-work-with-MPs.pdf">here</a>.
With your support, we can save lives, reduce pressure on the NHS, and build a healthier future for everyone.

Message to MPs in the East Midlands

I am writing to you about a cause that is very close to my heart, the British Liver Trust. I would like you to meet with the charity to discuss opportunities for you to support their vital work to advocate for patients, and improve prevention and early detection of liver disease and liver cancer. Please email at <a href="mailto:publicaffairs@britishlivertrust.org.uk">publicaffairs@britishlivertrust.org.uk</a> to arrange a meeting.
Over 18,000 people died of liver disease and liver cancer in 2022. 90% of liver disease is preventable but tragically mortality rates have increased by 400% in two generations. While the majority of cases are linked to preventable causes, including alcohol, obesity and viral hepatitis, there are also non-preventable factors, including genetic conditions and autoimmune diseases.  Additionally, liver cancer is the fastest rising cause of cancer death in the UK.
Liver disease has a hugely detrimental impact on communities across the East Midlands where hospital admission rates for liver disease in 2022/23 (174.7 per 100,000) were over 13% higher than the national average in England (155.2 per 100,000).
This stark reality underscores the urgent need for holistic action that not only focus on prevention but also improve early diagnosis and person centred care for all forms of liver disease and liver cancer.
The British Liver Trust have published a report that I’d like you to read – <a href="https://17xpvwx1p0y4h.cdn.shift8web.com/wp-content/uploads/British-Liver-Trust-Time-to-acton-liver-health.pdf">Time to act on liver health</a> [click to open as PDF]. It sets out clear action to reduce avoidable hospital admissions and deaths and improve services and care for all liver disease and liver cancer patients.
You can read more about opportunities for MPs to advocate for liver patients through media, debates, hospital visits and Love Your Liver roadshows <a href="https://17xpvwx1p0y4h.cdn.shift8web.com/wp-content/uploads/British-Liver-Trust-How-we-work-with-MPs.pdf">here</a>.
With your support, we can save lives, reduce pressure on the NHS, and build a healthier future for everyone.

Message to MPs in London

I am writing to you about a cause that is very close to my heart, the British Liver Trust. I would like you to meet with the charity to discuss opportunities for you to support their vital work to advocate for patients, and improve prevention and early detection of liver disease and liver cancer. Please email at <a href="mailto:publicaffairs@britishlivertrust.org.uk">publicaffairs@britishlivertrust.org.uk</a> to arrange a meeting.
Over 18,000 people died of liver disease and liver cancer in 2022. 90% of liver disease is preventable but tragically mortality rates have increased by 400% in two generations. While the majority of cases are linked to preventable causes, including alcohol, obesity and viral hepatitis, there are also non-preventable factors, including genetic conditions and autoimmune diseases.  Additionally, liver cancer is the fastest rising cause of cancer death in the UK.
Liver disease is a huge priority for communities across London. New data reveals over 10,000 people were admitted to hospital due to liver disease in London in 2022/23.
This stark reality underscores the urgent need for holistic action that not only focus on prevention but also improve early diagnosis and person centred care for all forms of liver disease and liver cancer.
The British Liver Trust have published a report that I’d like you to read – <a href="https://17xpvwx1p0y4h.cdn.shift8web.com/wp-content/uploads/British-Liver-Trust-Time-to-acton-liver-health.pdf">Time to act on liver health</a> [click to open as PDF]. It sets out clear action to reduce avoidable hospital admissions and deaths and improve services and care for all liver disease and liver cancer patients.
You can read more about opportunities for MPs to advocate for liver patients through media, debates, hospital visits and Love Your Liver roadshows <a href="https://17xpvwx1p0y4h.cdn.shift8web.com/wp-content/uploads/British-Liver-Trust-How-we-work-with-MPs.pdf">here</a>.
With your support, we can save lives, reduce pressure on the NHS, and build a healthier future for everyone.

Message to MPs in the North West

I am writing to you about a cause that is very close to my heart, the British Liver Trust. I would like you to meet with the charity to discuss opportunities for you to support their vital work to advocate for patients, and improve prevention and early detection of liver disease and liver cancer. Please email at <a href="mailto:publicaffairs@britishlivertrust.org.uk">publicaffairs@britishlivertrust.org.uk</a> to arrange a meeting.
Over 18,000 people died of liver disease and liver cancer in 2022. 90% of liver disease is preventable but tragically mortality rates have increased by 400% in two generations. While the majority of cases are linked to preventable causes, including alcohol, obesity and viral hepatitis, there are also non-preventable factors, including genetic conditions and autoimmune diseases.  Additionally, liver cancer is the fastest rising cause of cancer death in the UK.
Liver disease has a hugely detrimental impact on communities across the North West. New data reveals the premature mortality rate for liver disease is highest in the North West of England and 35% higher than the national average in 2022.
The British Liver Trust have published a report that I’d like you to read – <a href="https://17xpvwx1p0y4h.cdn.shift8web.com/wp-content/uploads/British-Liver-Trust-Time-to-acton-liver-health.pdf">Time to act on liver health</a> [click to open as PDF]. It sets out clear action to reduce avoidable hospital admissions and deaths and improve services and care for all liver disease and liver cancer patients.
You can read more about opportunities for MPs to advocate for liver patients through media, debates, hospital visits and Love Your Liver roadshows <a href="https://17xpvwx1p0y4h.cdn.shift8web.com/wp-content/uploads/British-Liver-Trust-How-we-work-with-MPs.pdf">here</a>.
With your support, we can save lives, reduce pressure on the NHS, and build a healthier future for everyone.

Message to MPs in the North East

I am writing to you about a cause that is very close to my heart, the British Liver Trust. I would like you to meet with the charity to discuss opportunities for you to support their vital work to advocate for patients, and improve prevention and early detection of liver disease and liver cancer. Please email at <a href="mailto:publicaffairs@britishlivertrust.org.uk">publicaffairs@britishlivertrust.org.uk</a> to arrange a meeting.
Over 18,000 people died of liver disease and liver cancer in 2022. 90% of liver disease is preventable but tragically mortality rates have increased by 400% in two generations. While the majority of cases are linked to preventable causes, including alcohol, obesity and viral hepatitis, there are also non-preventable factors, including genetic conditions and autoimmune diseases.  Additionally, liver cancer is the fastest rising cause of cancer death in the UK.
New data reveals the premature mortality rate for liver disease was 34% higher in the North East (28.7 per 100,000) than the national average in 2022 (21.4 per 100,000).
This stark reality underscores the urgent need for holistic action that not only focus on prevention but also improve early diagnosis and person centred care for all forms of liver disease and liver cancer.
The British Liver Trust have published a report that I’d like you to read – <a href="https://17xpvwx1p0y4h.cdn.shift8web.com/wp-content/uploads/British-Liver-Trust-Time-to-acton-liver-health.pdf">Time to act on liver health</a> [click to open as PDF]. It sets out clear action to reduce avoidable hospital admissions and deaths and improve services and care for all liver disease and liver cancer patients.
You can read more about opportunities for MPs to advocate for liver patients through media, debates, hospital visits and Love Your Liver roadshows <a href="https://17xpvwx1p0y4h.cdn.shift8web.com/wp-content/uploads/British-Liver-Trust-How-we-work-with-MPs.pdf">here</a>.
With your support, we can save lives, reduce pressure on the NHS, and build a healthier future for everyone.

Message to MPs in Northern Ireland

I am writing to you about a cause that is very close to my heart, the British Liver Trust. I would like you to meet with the charity to discuss opportunities for you to support their vital work to advocate for patients, and improve prevention and early detection of liver disease and liver cancer. Please email at <a href="mailto:publicaffairs@britishlivertrust.org.uk">publicaffairs@britishlivertrust.org.uk</a> to arrange a meeting.
Over 18,000 people died of liver disease and liver cancer in 2022. 90% of liver disease is preventable but tragically mortality rates have increased by 400% in two generations. While the majority of cases are linked to preventable causes, including alcohol, obesity and viral hepatitis, there are also non-preventable factors, including genetic conditions and autoimmune diseases.  Additionally, liver cancer is the fastest rising cause of cancer death in the UK.
Our latest survey shows that Northern Ireland currently has no effective pathway in place for the early detection and management of liver disease.
This stark reality underscores the urgent need for holistic action that not only focus on prevention but also improve early diagnosis and person centred care for all forms of liver disease and liver cancer.
The British Liver Trust have published a report that I’d like you to read – <a href="https://17xpvwx1p0y4h.cdn.shift8web.com/wp-content/uploads/British-Liver-Trust-Time-to-acton-liver-health.pdf">Time to act on liver health</a> [click to open as PDF]. It sets out clear action to reduce avoidable hospital admissions and deaths and improve services and care for all liver disease and liver cancer patients.
You can read more about opportunities for MPs to advocate for liver patients through media, debates, hospital visits and Love Your Liver roadshows <a href="https://17xpvwx1p0y4h.cdn.shift8web.com/wp-content/uploads/British-Liver-Trust-How-we-work-with-MPs.pdf">here</a>.
With your support, we can save lives, reduce pressure on the NHS, and build a healthier future for everyone.

Message to MPs in Scotland

I am writing to you about a cause that is very close to my heart, the British Liver Trust. I would like you to meet with the charity to discuss opportunities for you to support their vital work to advocate for patients, and improve prevention and early detection of liver disease and liver cancer. Please email at <a href="mailto:publicaffairs@britishlivertrust.org.uk">publicaffairs@britishlivertrust.org.uk</a> to arrange a meeting.
Over 18,000 people died of liver disease and liver cancer in 2022. 90% of liver disease is preventable but tragically mortality rates have increased by 400% in two generations. While the majority of cases are linked to preventable causes, including alcohol, obesity and viral hepatitis, there are also non-preventable factors, including genetic conditions and autoimmune diseases.  Additionally, liver cancer is the fastest rising cause of cancer death in the UK.
Alarmingly, liver disease deaths have risen by 85% in 3 decades in Scotland and liver cancer has seen the largest increase in mortality rates (38%) of all cancer types in Scotland over the last decade.
This stark reality underscores the urgent need for holistic action that not only focus on prevention but also improve early diagnosis and person centred care for all forms of liver disease and liver cancer.
The British Liver Trust have published a report that I’d like you to read – <a href="https://17xpvwx1p0y4h.cdn.shift8web.com/wp-content/uploads/British-Liver-Trust-Time-to-acton-liver-health.pdf">Time to act on liver health</a> [click to open as PDF]. It sets out clear action to reduce avoidable hospital admissions and deaths and improve services and care for all liver disease and liver cancer patients.
You can read more about opportunities for MPs to advocate for liver patients through media, debates, hospital visits and Love Your Liver roadshows <a href="https://17xpvwx1p0y4h.cdn.shift8web.com/wp-content/uploads/British-Liver-Trust-How-we-work-with-MPs.pdf">here</a>.
With your support, we can save lives, reduce pressure on the NHS, and build a healthier future for everyone.

Message to MPs in the South West

I am writing to you about a cause that is very close to my heart, the British Liver Trust. I would like you to meet with the charity to discuss opportunities for you to support their vital work to advocate for patients, and improve prevention and early detection of liver disease and liver cancer. Please email at <a href="mailto:publicaffairs@britishlivertrust.org.uk">publicaffairs@britishlivertrust.org.uk</a> to arrange a meeting.
Over 18,000 people died of liver disease and liver cancer in 2022. 90% of liver disease is preventable but tragically mortality rates have increased by 400% in two generations. While the majority of cases are linked to preventable causes, including alcohol, obesity and viral hepatitis, there are also non-preventable factors, including genetic conditions and autoimmune diseases.  Additionally, liver cancer is the fastest rising cause of cancer death in the UK.
Liver disease has a hugely detrimental impact on communities across the South West with new data showing over 9,000 people were admitted to hospital due to liver disease in 2022/23 and tragically, where there were almost 1,000 premature deaths from liver disease in 2022.
This stark reality underscores the urgent need for holistic action that not only focus on prevention but also improve early diagnosis and person centred care for all forms of liver disease and liver cancer.
The British Liver Trust have published a report that I’d like you to read – <a href="https://17xpvwx1p0y4h.cdn.shift8web.com/wp-content/uploads/British-Liver-Trust-Time-to-acton-liver-health.pdf">Time to act on liver health</a> [click to open as PDF]. It sets out clear action to reduce avoidable hospital admissions and deaths and improve services and care for all liver disease and liver cancer patients.
You can read more about opportunities for MPs to advocate for liver patients through media, debates, hospital visits and Love Your Liver roadshows <a href="https://17xpvwx1p0y4h.cdn.shift8web.com/wp-content/uploads/British-Liver-Trust-How-we-work-with-MPs.pdf">here</a>.
With your support, we can save lives, reduce pressure on the NHS, and build a healthier future for everyone.

Message to MPs in Wales

I am writing to you about a cause that is very close to my heart, the British Liver Trust. I would like you to meet with the charity to discuss opportunities for you to support their vital work to advocate for patients, and improve prevention and early detection of liver disease and liver cancer. Please email at <a href="mailto:publicaffairs@britishlivertrust.org.uk">publicaffairs@britishlivertrust.org.uk</a> to arrange a meeting.
Over 18,000 people died of liver disease and liver cancer in 2022. 90% of liver disease is preventable but tragically mortality rates have increased by 400% in two generations. While the majority of cases are linked to preventable causes, including alcohol, obesity and viral hepatitis, there are also non-preventable factors, including genetic conditions and autoimmune diseases.  Additionally, liver cancer is the fastest rising cause of cancer death in the UK.
Alarmingly, liver disease deaths in Wales have more than doubled over the last two decades and hospital admissions for liver disease are now 4 times higher in the most deprived areas of Wales than the most affluent.
This stark reality underscores the urgent need for holistic action that not only focus on prevention but also improve early diagnosis and person centred care for all forms of liver disease and liver cancer.
The British Liver Trust have published a report that I’d like you to read – <a href="https://17xpvwx1p0y4h.cdn.shift8web.com/wp-content/uploads/British-Liver-Trust-Time-to-acton-liver-health.pdf">Time to act on liver health</a> [click to open as PDF]. It sets out clear action to reduce avoidable hospital admissions and deaths and improve services and care for all liver disease and liver cancer patients.
You can read more about opportunities for MPs to advocate for liver patients through media, debates, hospital visits and Love Your Liver roadshows <a href="https://17xpvwx1p0y4h.cdn.shift8web.com/wp-content/uploads/British-Liver-Trust-How-we-work-with-MPs.pdf">here</a>.
With your support, we can save lives, reduce pressure on the NHS, and build a healthier future for everyone.

Message to MPs in the West Midlands

I am writing to you about a cause that is very close to my heart, the British Liver Trust. I would like you to meet with the charity to discuss opportunities for you to support their vital work to advocate for patients, and improve prevention and early detection of liver disease and liver cancer. Please email at <a href="mailto:publicaffairs@britishlivertrust.org.uk">publicaffairs@britishlivertrust.org.uk</a> to arrange a meeting.
Over 18,000 people died of liver disease and liver cancer in 2022. 90% of liver disease is preventable but tragically mortality rates have increased by 400% in two generations. While the majority of cases are linked to preventable causes, including alcohol, obesity and viral hepatitis, there are also non-preventable factors, including genetic conditions and autoimmune diseases.  Additionally, liver cancer is the fastest rising cause of cancer death in the UK.
Liver disease has a hugely detrimental impact on communities across West Midlands. Over 9,500 people were admitted to hospital due to liver disease in the West Midlands in 2022/23, and there were 1,238 premature deaths from liver disease in 2022 – the third highest number of any region in England.
This stark reality underscores the urgent need for holistic action that not only focus on prevention but also improve early diagnosis and person centred care for all forms of liver disease and liver cancer.
The British Liver Trust have published a report that I’d like you to read – <a href="https://17xpvwx1p0y4h.cdn.shift8web.com/wp-content/uploads/British-Liver-Trust-Time-to-acton-liver-health.pdf">Time to act on liver health</a> [click to open as PDF]. It sets out clear action to reduce avoidable hospital admissions and deaths and improve services and care for all liver disease and liver cancer patients.
You can read more about opportunities for MPs to advocate for liver patients through media, debates, hospital visits and Love Your Liver roadshows <a href="https://17xpvwx1p0y4h.cdn.shift8web.com/wp-content/uploads/British-Liver-Trust-How-we-work-with-MPs.pdf">here</a>.
With your support, we can save lives, reduce pressure on the NHS, and build a healthier future for everyone.

Message to MPs in Yorkshire and the Humber

I am writing to you about a cause that is very close to my heart, the British Liver Trust. I would like you to meet with the charity to discuss opportunities for you to support their vital work to advocate for patients, and improve prevention and early detection of liver disease and liver cancer. Please email at <a href="mailto:publicaffairs@britishlivertrust.org.uk">publicaffairs@britishlivertrust.org.uk</a> to arrange a meeting.
Over 18,000 people died of liver disease and liver cancer in 2022. 90% of liver disease is preventable but tragically mortality rates have increased by 400% in two generations. While the majority of cases are linked to preventable causes, including alcohol, obesity and viral hepatitis, there are also non-preventable factors, including genetic conditions and autoimmune diseases.  Additionally, liver cancer is the fastest rising cause of cancer death in the UK.
New data reveals the premature mortality rate for liver disease in Yorkshire and the Humber has increased by 25% in women and 27% in men between 2018-22 with hospital admissions for fatty liver disease now 38% higher than the national average in 2022/23.
This stark reality underscores the urgent need for holistic action that not only focus on prevention but also improve early diagnosis and person centred care for all forms of liver disease and liver cancer.
The British Liver Trust have published a report that I’d like you to read – <a href="https://17xpvwx1p0y4h.cdn.shift8web.com/wp-content/uploads/British-Liver-Trust-Time-to-acton-liver-health.pdf">Time to act on liver health</a> [click to open as PDF]. It sets out clear action to reduce avoidable hospital admissions and deaths and improve services and care for all liver disease and liver cancer patients.
You can read more about opportunities for MPs to advocate for liver patients through media, debates, hospital visits and Love Your Liver roadshows <a href="https://17xpvwx1p0y4h.cdn.shift8web.com/wp-content/uploads/British-Liver-Trust-How-we-work-with-MPs.pdf">here</a>.
With your support, we can save lives, reduce pressure on the NHS, and build a healthier future for everyone.

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