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Meningitis in Kent, advice for people with liver disease
This information was last updated on: March 20th 2026 What is meningitis? Meningitis means an infection of …
Recreating metabolic liver disease in the lab: how the MIMIC project could change MASLD research
One of the most common causes of chronic liver disease in the UK is MASLD. This stands …
A tribute to Dr Ahmed Elsharkawy
We are deeply saddened by the passing of Dr Ahmed Elsharkawy, a dedicated trustee of the British …
Become a voice for liver health: Join the Advanced Advocacy Academy UK
The British Liver Trust is pleased to partner with the Global Liver Institute to support the Advanced Advocacy …
British Liver Trust gains PIF TICK accreditation to become a ‘trusted information creator’
The British Liver Trust has been awarded the PIF TICK – the UK’s only assessed quality mark …
What does ‘Social Legacy’ mean to you?
Andrew Dodson is CEO of The Wealth for Life Partnership and Co-Founder of The Hereditas Legacy Planning …
The All-Party Parliamentary Group on Liver Disease and Liver Cancer sets ambitious agenda for the year ahead
The All-Party Parliamentary Group (APPG) on Liver Disease and Liver Cancer met for its Annual General Meeting …
Life-changing health scare prompts Stephanie to spread the word
When Stephanie Caira suffered a major health scare four years ago, it prompted a complete rethink of …
The National Cancer Plan: Liver Cancer Patients Can’t Be Left Behind
The British Liver Trust has welcomed the Government’s new National Cancer Plan, published today. We were delighted …
So glad I took on Best Foot Forward!
With the right preparation, a fundraising challenge which may seem daunting initially can be rewarding in every …