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ITV reports on the alarming rise in alcohol-related deaths in the UK
Tonight ITV highlighted the alarming rise in alcohol-related deaths in the UK since the beginning of the …
Dr Deb Ghosh: “After Covid, this is my life 2.0”
Consultant Gastroenterologist and Covid-19 patient Dr Deb Ghosh shaved his head and took on a 10km charity …
Alcohol ads commonly appeal to underage adolescents
A new study published in the journal Alcohol & Alcoholism has found that alcohol adverts commonly appeal …
British Liver Trust features in the Guardian’s Your Liver supplement
One of the ways we can prevent cases of liver disease in the future, and tackle the …
New criteria to diagnose acute liver failure may reduce need for liver transplants
A team of researchers at King’s College Hospital in London has identified new clinical criteria to more …
Will you take on the Leg it for Liver challenge?
Last year many of our wonderful supporters took on their own virtual challenges in their homes and …
Ending online junk food adverts will lead to UK children eating the equivalent of 62 million fewer doughnuts every year
The British Liver Trust, as part of the Obesity Health Alliance, is urging the Government to go …
Woman marks organ donation day with 135km charity challenge.
To mark the day that Scotland changes it law on organ donation, the daughter of a man …
Aiming higher: plotting a route out of the pandemic and towards world-leading cancer services
The Covid-19 pandemic has had a profound impact on all our lives, including those with liver disease …
British Liver Trust joins other health charities to back vaccines drive for those at risk
People with underlying conditions including liver disease, cancer, diabetes and heart disease are being encouraged to come …