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Staying warm and healthy in the winter months if you have a liver condition

The colder months can pose unique challenges if you have a liver condition, as cold weather may …
Liver disease in the spotlight: Worried about your liver health?

January marks Love Your Liver Month, and it has started with a significant spotlight on liver health. …
The BOPPP Trial

Using non-selective beta-blockers (NSBBs) to prevent complications of liver cirrhosis. Cirrhosis or liver scarring is a big …
Politicians, policymakers, clinicians and patients unify to call for action: Hepatitis B – Breaking the Silence

Politicians, clinicians and policy makers joined us on Wednesday 4th December at the House of Commons to …
“Being a nurse is a privilege. To be a small part of a person’s life when they are in pain, despair, facing a terminal illness or celebrating good news is an honour.”

It was an honour for the British Liver Trust to have Gill Al-Kadhimi on our Nurse-led Helpline. As …
Patient survey 2024 – initial findings

Earlier this year, we asked people affected by a liver condition across the UK to share their …
Grief Awareness Week

This week is Grief Awareness Week, which aims to raise awareness and open conversations about grief. Loss …
Patient advocate volunteers raise awareness of liver disease among members of Parliament

The British Liver Trust’s policy team works hard to raise awareness of liver disease and liver cancer …
More evidence of the importance of opt-out hepatitis B and C testing

A new report launched today provides yet more evidence for The British Liver Trust’s call for routine, …
Can AI work out the best dose of immunosuppressants after a liver transplant?

Machine learning is a type of AI. It is a developing and exciting tool which can be …