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Alcohol-producing gut bacteria found in patients with non-alcohol related fatty liver disease (NAFLD), study reveals
This is an interesting study that could potentially lead to a breakthrough in the diagnosis and treatment …
World Mental Health Day
Today is World Mental Health Day, a day that shines a light on mental health and its impact on …
Free Wills Month: How a gift in your Will can help people like Kirsty
Liver disease affects people of all ages at different stages of life. Here, Kirsty, who lives with …
Liver health roadshow heading to South of England this October to find those at risk of liver disease
The Love Your Liver mobile screening and scanning unit will be visiting locations across the South of …
Cell therapy safe to use in liver patients, clinical trial suggests
Liver disease patients could one day benefit from a new cell therapy that has just completed its …
Concert in tribute to talented musician will raise funds for the British Liver Trust
East Kent band White Cliffs Symphonic Winds will host a concert in Walmer on Saturday 12 October …
Three steps to love your liver
9 in 10 liver disease cases can be prevented with simple lifestyle changes and as part of …
Organ donation and liver cancer: Steve and Ben’s story
Liver transplantation is an option for patients with liver cancer if it is detected at an early …
Liver health roadshow heading to Wales this October to find those at risk of liver disease
The Love Your Liver mobile screening and scanning unit will be visiting locations across Wales from 10th to 16th October 2019. …
Guide for patients with advanced liver disease highly commended by the BMA
Our leaflet for patients with advanced liver disease has been highly commended at the British Medical Association. …