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Liver Scanner to visit Bedfordshire residents
The British Liver Trust’s Love Your Liver campaign is set to visit Bedford and Luton on 8 …
Splitting the bill: Alcohol’s impact on the economy
The Institute of Alcohol Studies has just issued a new report entitled; Splitting the bill: Alcohol’s impact …
British Liver Trust and the Goodwill Partnership team up to offer Will writing services
The British Liver Trust is working with The Goodwill Partnership to offer discounted solicitor-provided Will writing services …
Chancellor urged to tackle cheap, strong cider in forthcoming budget
Alcohol campaigners have called on the Chancellor to use his spring budget to increase duty on cheap, …
British Liver Trust submission to NICE on drug for liver cancer patients
The National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE) is currently reviewing its decision on whether the …
Paracetamol overdose is one of the leading causes of acute liver failure
Paracetamol overdose is one of the leading causes of liver failure. Scientists have known for decades that …
More than ten million people in the UK drinking at dangerous levels
This is the stark warning being issued today by the British Liver Trust. According to government figures, …
Hep-CORE reports on hepatitis B and C policies in UK and rest of Europe
In 2016 the British Liver Trust took part in a European-wide, patient-led viral hepatitis study monitoring the …
Alcohol Health Alliance supports calls to protect children from alcohol marketing
Responding to calls from leading public health experts for greater controls on alcohol marketing to protect children, …
Dry January and post festivities detoxing
With the festivities over and people maybe thinking about using the new year as a time for …