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London Cancer Network seeks new members
Hepato-Pancreatic-Biliary (HPB) Pathway Board – patient/carer representative University College London Hospital are looking for a new patient/carer …
Campaigners urge UK Government to adopt minimum pricing plan for alcohol
Health, homelessness and children’s leaders have today urged the government to implement minimum unit pricing (MUP) for …
‘Do No Harm’ amendment to protect public health
The British Liver Trust joined other health organisations in calling on the House of Lords to vote …
Medical research: ‘Life support’ for livers may improve transplants
Preserving livers at body temperature may improve transplant outcomes and increase viable donor liver numbers, thereby lowering …
Calorie reduction plans and the One You campaign
Plans to cut excessive calorie consumption have been unveiled by Public Health England, as part of …
Mobile liver screening unit will visit Glasgow to boost early diagnosis
Glasgow residents are being urged by the British Liver Trust to ‘get on board’ the Love Your …
Mobile liver screening unit will visit Dundee to boost early diagnosis
Dundee residents are being urged by the British Liver Trust to ‘get on board’ the Love Your …
Mobile liver screening unit will visit Aberdeen to boost early diagnosis
Aberdeen residents are being urged by the British Liver Trust to ‘get on board’ the Love Your …
New Study shows 1 in 8 adults may have NASH – a more serious form of non-alcohol related fatty liver disease
UK NASH prevalence could be as high as 12% Greater awareness of NASH and better access to …
Record number of organ donors in Wales
Latest figures published by the Welsh Government show that there were 74 deceased organ donors from Welsh …