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Record–breaking liver health roadshow in Stoke reveals one in ten at risk of preventable liver disease
One in ten people who visited the British Liver Trust’s Love Your Liver roadshow in Stoke last week were found to have potential liver damage that required further investigation. Over two days, the roadshow visited Hanley and ...
British Liver Trust warns of fatty liver disease tsunami, due to the link between fatty liver disease and type 2 diabetes
Two-thirds of people living with type 2 diabetes also have fatty liver disease[i] – but they may not be aware of it, warns the British Liver Trust. Fatty liver disease also significantly heightens the risk of developing type 2 ...
Roadshow comes to Stoke-on-Trent to identify residents ‘unaware’ of liver damage, honouring Dr Alison Brind’s legacy in liver health awareness
Members of the public in Stoke-on-Trent are being invited to get their liver checked in Stafford on Friday, 14th June, and in Hanley on Saturday, 15th June, with the arrival of the mobile screening unit.
People can go along to the ...
Paying tribute to our wonderful volunteers during National Volunteers’ Week
This Volunteer Week (June 3rd-9th) we pay tribute to all the amazing people who give up their free time for the British Liver Trust. Their efforts in raising awareness of liver disease and supporting patients and their families are ...
Charities urge action on rare diseases from European Parliament
Elections to the European Parliament are scheduled for next week (June 6 – 9). Although the UK is no longer a member state, our charity continues to collaborate closely with counterparts in EU member states on issues affecting people ...
Making sure you can get your medicines
Suddenly stopping a prescription medicine can make your liver disease worse. But with the current pressures on NHS services, some patients are finding it hard to get a new prescription in time.
This can have serious consequences. ...
Love Your Liver roadshow visits the Holyrood Parliament in Scotland
The Love Your Liver roadshow visited the Scottish Parliament on the 21st of May to call for bolder action on prevention and early detection of liver disease from the Scottish Government and Health Boards.
Over 20 MSPs were ...
Infected Blood Inquiry – some people may still be undiagnosed
First published on 9th May
Today, the BBC reported today that around 1,750 people in the UK are living with an undiagnosed hepatitis C infection after being given a transfusion with contaminated blood. In the report, the BBC ...
£27.4 billion cost of alcohol harm in England every year
Alcohol harm costs England £27.4 billion a year, new research by the Institute of Alcohol Studies (IAS) has found.
In the first nationwide analysis of its kind in over 20 years, the latest figures show that there has been over a ...
Roadshow comes to Scotland to find those ‘unaware’ they have liver damage
Members of the public in Scotland are being encouraged to get their liver checked for free at:
Dundee – City Square, DD1 3BS: Mon 20/05/24
Glasgow – Argyle Street, G2 8AH: Wed 22/05/2024
Paisley – County Square, PA1 1BS: Thurs ...
Mental Health Awareness Week 2024: Movement for mental and physical health
Regular physical activity is proven to improve mental health, quality of life, and wellbeing. It can also help improve your liver health and reduce the risk of developing metabolic-dysfunction associated steatotic liver disease ...
Podcast provides a new learning aid
CLDF’s Yellow Alert campaign to alert health professionals and new parents to the signs of liver disease in babies is a vital area of our work. We have now added to the wealth of materials available by introducing a podcast. Our ...
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