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World Liver Day 2025
World Liver Day is the perfect opportunity to celebrate the liver, the largest internal organ in the …
World liver day 2025: The power of small wins to help your liver
April 19th is World liver day, this year’s theme is Food is medicine. In this blog, dietitian …
Highlighting excellence in liver care: the British Liver Trust joins Dr Beccy Cooper MP at a visit to Worthing Hospital
On Friday 11th April, our Chief Executive Pamela Healy visited Worthing Hospital to meet with senior leadership …
Anticipatory grief
Thank you to nurse Karen Dutton for contributing this blog. Losing a loved one can be devastating. …
British Liver Trust becomes the first corporate partner of the Rotary e-Club of Organ Donation UK
The British Liver Trust is proud to announce its partnership with the Rotary e-Club of Organ Donation …
British Liver Trust welcomes SMCs decision to approve Elafibranor for use in NHS Scotland
The Scottish Medicines Consortium (SMC) has today recommended elafibranor as a second-line treatment for primary biliary cholangitis (PBC). This …
Less Survivable Cancer All-Party Parliamentary Group shines a light on the importance of early detection
The British Liver Trust recently took part in an important roundtable discussion hosted by the All-Party Parliamentary …
Huge progress in reducing cases of hepatitis C, but measures must be replicated for hepatitis B
A new report from the UK Health Security Agency has highlighted the progress that has been made …
Sisters step up to marathon challenge
Two sisters who have only recently taken up running will be doing the London Marathon next month …
Update for people with liver disease on the Covid-19 vaccine
Millions of people around the world have now had COVID-19 vaccines. When they were first available, COVID-19 …