Researchers develop highly accurate test to identify NASH and liver fibrosis at an early stage
A new non-invasive blood test for non-alcohol steato hepatitis (NASH) and liver fibrosis could become an invaluable …
Treating cirrhosis: do higher concentration albumin infusions make a difference?
Low levels of albumin present a serious problem for people with cirrhosis, putting them at higher risk …
Routine blood tests could be key to stopping the silent killer of liver disease
New research by Professor Nick Sheron of the Foundation for Liver Research and supported by the British …
Why frailty matters for people with cirrhosis
We’re delighted to introduce Dr Jennifer Lai MD, MBA, Hepatologist and Associate Professor in Residence at the …
Coronavirus (COVID-19) – health advice for people with liver disease and liver transplant patients
If you or a loved one has a liver condition, or you’ve had a liver transplant, you …
Life after lockdown: Clare’s story
Clare, who has cirrhosis of the liver, was shielding during ‘lockdown’. She shares her experiences of that …
Sandra and Paul’s fundraising story: A light in the dark
Sandra’s husband, Paul, has cirrhosis and is on the liver transplant waiting list. She shares how she …
Local lockdowns – what they mean for people on the ‘shielding list’
As infection rates drop and shielding guidance is relaxed across much of the UK, most clinically extremely …
UK Malnutrition Week 2019: Liver disease and malnutrition
The British Liver Trust is delighted to support UK Malnutrition Awareness Week (October 14th – 20th) which was …