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The EMERALD study
Trial status: actively recruiting
Trial ID: NCT06823713
What is the EMERALD study?
EMERALD is a clinical trial designed to test if a new treatment called RTX001 is safe, easy to cope with, and works well for people suffering from ...
Roadshow comes to Northampton, Coventry and Leicester to find those ‘unaware’ they have liver damage
Members of the public in Northampton, Coventry and Leicester are being encouraged to get their liver checked for free with the arrival of a mobile liver screening roadshow.
The roadshow will visit:
Northampton at Market Square, ...
Autumn Budget 2024
The British Liver Trust welcome today’s Budget statement and the Chancellor’s decision to increase alcohol duty in line with inflation. This is a significant decision, demonstrating political leadership and a clear commitment to ...
A Way Forward for the Treatment of Obesity – British Liver Trust backs new policy calls
The Obesity Health Alliance, which represents 60 leading health charities, medical royal colleges and campaign groups including the British Liver Trust, has launched a new position statement laying out clear and robust recommendations ...
World-first liver transplant priority offers “genuine hope” for patients with acute on chronic liver failure
People with an often-fatal liver condition are being prioritised for liver transplants for the first time thanks to a world-leading NHS change. This life-saving approach is now being considered by other countries across the ...
Love Your Liver roadshow welcomed to Stormont by Northern Ireland’s MLAs
The Love Your Liver roadshow visited Stormont in September, the seat of the Northern Ireland Assembly on a beautiful sunny day in September to highlight our call for increased awareness and stronger action on prevention, and to ...
Latest data reinforces calls for extension of opt-out hepatitis B testing and highlights need to resolve inequalities
New data presented today at the British Association for the Study of the Liver Annual Meeting in Harrogate has added weight to calls from the British Liver Trust for opt out blood testing to be made routinely available in all ...
Members of the Scottish Parliament call for more action to address the liver disease crisis
To mark Liver Cancer Awareness Month, the Scottish Parliament held a debate yesterday on raising awareness of liver disease in Scottish Parliament. Our policy team secured the debate, which highlighted the scale and severity of the ...
Campaign urges people at risk to get their flu and COVID-19 vaccinations
As winter approaches, so does the circulation of respiratory viruses, increasing the risk to liver patients of getting seriously ill.
However, taking up both the flu and COVID vaccines ahead of the colder months provides the best ...
Hive Hangouts prompted Holly’s walk
Twelve-year-old Holly, who has biliary atresia, really enjoys the monthly Hive Hangouts, where she gets to catch up with Louise, CLDF’s young people’s officer, and other young people in her situation.
“Holly loves these monthly ...
Belinda’s story: Raising awareness of liver health and liver cancer in Liver Cancer Awareness Month
October marks Liver Cancer Awareness Month, a time to shed light on a disease that often goes unnoticed. This year, Belinda Whitlock feels particularly inspired to raise awareness. Here she shares her personal story and the numerous ...
I did not appreciate being singled out
It’s always valuable to hear young people’s experiences of growing up with a liver condition and we’re particularly grateful to Mo, now 17, for the brilliant account of his journey which we’re going to share across a few blogs. In the ...
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