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Update on trials for future treatment of biliary atresia
As many of the young people and families we support are affected by biliary atresia, we’d like to update you on two pieces of research in this area:
Ipsen evaluation of Bylvay
Ipsen have announced the results of their Phase ...
Celebrating a major milestone in the journey to eliminate hepatitis C
This week, NHS England announced that more than 100,000 people have received treatment for hepatitis C since the introduction of direct-acting antiviral medicines in 2015. It is a remarkable achievement and one that demonstrates what ...
Shruti’s birthday sky dive in tribute to her dad
A sky dive is an unusual birthday celebration for someone with a fear of heights but that’s exactly what Shruti Saujani will be doing later this month. The 34-year-old from Leicester is facing her first birthday without her beloved ...
Top tips to stay safe during extreme summer temperatures
The hot temperature and sun’s UV rays can put us at risk of short and long-term health problems – in the UK as well as abroad. Overheating, dehydration, heatstroke and sunburn are no joke and could put you out of action for a few days ...
New NHS figures highlight growing demand for liver transplants across the UK
For anyone living with advanced liver disease, or supporting a loved one through treatment, the wait for a liver transplant can feel overwhelming. NHS Blood and Transplant have today launched a report with the latest figures that show ...
From intensive care to the scaling Yorkshire’s highest peaks, liver transplant recipient Paul is determined to honour his donor
The Yorkshire Three Peaks Challenge is a gruelling experience for even the most dedicated fitness enthusiast, with its 24km trek across the Yorkshire Dales and ascent and descent of the county’s three highest peaks. So for Paul Mullen ...
The same support you know and trust – now as Liver UK
Whether you've known us for years as the Children's Liver Disease Foundation or you're finding us for the first time as Liver UK, one thing hasn't changed: we're here for children, young people and families affected by liver ...
New Wales data shows progress on hepatitis B and C — but elimination is not yet within reach
Public Health Wales has published its latest annual surveillance report on hepatitis B and hepatitis C, covering data to the end of 2025. O in five people who tested positive for hepatitis C antibodies for the first time in 2025 never ...
Survey reveals most people unaware that hepatitis B and C are risk factors for liver disease
On this World Hepatitis Day, (July 28th) Liver UK has revealed that over three quarters of the UK public are not aware that hepatitis B and C are risk factors for liver disease.
In the survey commissioned by the ...
Patients set the research agenda for liver cirrhosis in landmark UK study
A major new study published today in Gut has given patients unprecedented influence over the future of liver cirrhosis research, setting out a new agenda that experts say could transform care by shifting the focus of research towards ...
Pupils and staff show their true colours to support Harrison
A Staffordshire primary school has marked the end of term in a very special way, hosting their very own Colour Run to raise funds in support of one of their pupils.
Five-year-old Harrison, who attends Pirehill First School in ...
New cardiovascular framework recognises the vital role of MASLD
The publication of NHS England's new Cardiovascular Disease Modern Service Framework is an important milestone for people affected by liver disease and a significant step forward in recognising the links between liver, heart, kidney ...
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