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Deaths from hepatitis C cases drop to lowest level in 10 years

The British Liver Trust welcomed today’s news from the UKHSA that the UK has achieved a remarkable …
Parliamentary event alerts over 80 MPs and peers of need for urgent action to improve early diagnosis of liver disease

To mark Love Your Liver month, we hosted a successful parliamentary liver health awareness day in Westminster. …
‘Liver talks’ training resource launched to support liver health conversations

Liver Talks: Let’s Talk About Liver Disease Risk, a new training resource for healthcare professionals has been …
Home testing for liver disease

For anyone worried that they could have liver damage, home liver tests seem to offer an easy …
Roadshow comes to the North West to find those ‘unaware’ they have liver damage

People at risk of liver disease in the North West are being encouraged to get their liver …
Cost of living support

If you are concerned about rising energy bills and prices during this unprecedented time, please find information …
MPs invited to check their liver health at Westminster event aimed at tackling liver disease crisis

A parliamentary event is being held in Westminster today (16th January 2024) in response to alarming new …
Love Your Liver Month – How to Love Your Liver

January is the perfect time to kickstart the year with healthy habits like loving your liver. Your …
1 in 10 found to have liver damage at Love Your Liver roadshows

The British Liver Trust is calling for routine assessments of liver disease to occur in a primary …
Improving quality of life for people with ascites: REDUCe 2 Study

Ascites is a build-up of fluid in your tummy (abdomen). It is the most common complication of …