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How to manage anxiety when you’re self-isolating
Some of you will already know Amy, the British Liver Trust’s Scotland Project Manager. She manages our …
The British Liver Trust secures funding for its work in Wales until April 2021
The British Liver Trust has secured an additional year of funding from the Welsh Government to continue …
Low-dose aspirin linked to reduced liver cancer risk in chronic hepatitis B and hepatitis C patients
Among adults with chronic viral hepatitis at high risk of liver cancer, those who took low-dose aspirin …
British Liver Trust campaigning for better cancer treatments to be made available.
The British Liver Trust has joined forces with other health charities to call for improved access to …
MPs pledge their support for early diagnosis of liver disease at Parliamentary event ‘Time to DeLiver’
In February, we hosted an awareness event, Time to DeLiver, in Parliament to encourage the government to …
Mobile liver screening unit returns to Portsmouth to boost early diagnosis
The British Liver Trust is urging Portsmouth residents to visit the Love Your Liver mobile screening unit in Commercial …
World Obesity Day 2020: The roots of obesity run deep
Together we can create a healthier future. Today we are proud to support World Obesity Day. The …
New survey for patients with NASH or NAFLD
Are you living with NAFLD or NASH? If so, we’d be very grateful if you could take …
Minimum unit pricing comes into effect in Wales
Minimum unit pricing (MUP) comes into effect in Wales today (2nd March 2020). From today, the lowest …
Half of liver disease patients had no signs or symptoms before diagnosis, survey reveals
The results of the largest ever survey of UK liver patients reveals that half had no signs …