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Public Health England report: Hepatitis C rates fall
Hepatitis C is a common form of viral hepatitis and a major cause of liver disease. In …
Health chiefs urge people with long-term health conditions to get flu vaccine before Christmas
Health chiefs are urging people with long-term health conditions to get the flu vaccine before the virus …
British Liver Trust supports #CancerOutOfSightNotOutOfMind campaign
The British Liver Trust is supporting All.Can UK’s campaign #CancerOutOfSightNotOutOfMind to ensure that the psychological and emotional …
Coronavirus (COVID-19) – health advice for people with liver disease and liver transplant patients
If you or a loved one has a liver condition, or you’ve had a liver transplant, you …
Alcohol Awareness Week – British Liver Trust urges people to seek support and not to drink too much
Alcohol Awareness Week is taking place from 16th to 22nd November 2020 and this year the theme …
How liver patients feel about treatment during the pandemic
This summer, the British Liver Trust worked with the Patient Information Forum to distribute a survey, Covid …
Survey compares how cheaply alcohol is being sold in Britain
As part of the Alcohol Health Alliance, the British Liver Trust is supporting the publication of a …
Standing together: Tackling the stigma of liver disease
The British Liver Trust is here to support anyone with a liver condition, without judgement. We are …
Happy Halloween!
With no trick or treating on the cards this year, lots of families will be celebrating Halloween …
Covid-19 and lack of awareness will lead to surge in liver cancer deaths
Almost half of Brits (47%) would delay making an appointment with their doctor during the pandemic if …