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British Liver Trust features in the Guardian’s Your Liver supplement

One of the ways we can prevent cases of liver disease in the future, and tackle the …

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Will you take on the Leg it for Liver challenge?

Melanie

Last year many of our wonderful supporters took on their own virtual challenges in their homes and …

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Ending online junk food adverts will lead to UK children eating the equivalent of 62 million fewer doughnuts every year

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The British Liver Trust, as part of the Obesity Health Alliance, is urging the Government to go …

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Eat your greens: Study suggests a plant-rich Mediterranean diet can reduce NAFLD risk

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Results from a new clinical trial suggest that a new diet may reduce the risk of developing …

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Happy Halloween!

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With no trick or treating on the cards this year, lots of families will be celebrating Halloween …

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Will you take on the Leg it for Liver challenge?

Debi

This year many of our wonderful supporters have taken on their own virtual running challenge to raise …

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British Liver Trust welcomes calorie and salt reduction guidelines for the food industry

Debi

Being overweight is a risk factor for non-alcohol related fatty liver disease (NAFLD), which affects around one …

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Multinational study reveals the economic and social burden of NASH – a more serious form of non-alcohol related fatty liver disease

Debi

Quality of life scores of NASH patients decreased with liver fibrosis (scarring) status (early vs advanced) in …

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British Liver Trust urges Prime Minister to take action on childhood obesity

Debi

Ahead of the Prime Minister’s imminent plans to address obesity in the UK, the British Liver Trust …

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Lockdown weight gain in the London could lead to a surge in a life-threatening form liver disease, charity warns

Debi

The British Liver Trust is warning of a potential future surge in fatty liver disease as a …

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