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It’s great for anyone, whatever your age or ability
We’re very fortunate that so many of our supporters run marathons to raise funds for us. Veteran runner, Paul, 80, has run more than most, including 35 London Marathons! This means that he and his wife, Liz, have raised an amazing ...
Camille to run London Marathon in liver costume to give a voice to the silent disease
Camille Manceau, from Paris, is preparing to take on the London Marathon in a unique and eye-catching way - by running the 26.2-mile course dressed as a liver, in a costume lovingly made by his wife together with his mum - a marathon ...
Why Olivia is taking on a marathon challenge
Oliva Bottomley has never wanted to let the fact that she has auto-immune hepatitis hold her back so on Sunday, the 33-year-old from Wolverhampton will be taking on the London Marathon in a bid to raise £2000 for the British Liver ...
Running for Alan – why Roy is taking on the London Marathon
Roy Caine will be heading to London this weekend to join the thousands of others who are taking part in the London Marathon. Roy, who comes from Birkenhead, would be the first to admit that he is not a natural runner, but he has been ...
World Liver Day 2025
World Liver Day is the perfect opportunity to celebrate the liver, the largest internal organ in the body, which performs 500 different functions, including breaking down food and converting it into energy, storing essential vitamins ...
World liver day 2025: The power of small wins to help your liver
April 19th is World liver day, this year’s theme is Food is medicine. In this blog, dietitian Bally Parekh shares how combining small wins can help you to look after your liver.
Your liver does a lot of important tasks. Some of the ...
Highlighting excellence in liver care: the British Liver Trust joins Dr Beccy Cooper MP at a visit to Worthing Hospital
On Friday 11th April, our Chief Executive Pamela Healy visited Worthing Hospital to meet with senior leadership and frontline clinicians delivering vital liver services in the region. The visit was part of our ongoing work to champion ...
Anticipatory grief
Thank you to nurse Karen Dutton for contributing this blog.
Losing a loved one can be devastating. If they have a serious or life-limiting illness, then grief can begin long before their death.
Anticipatory grief is grief before a ...
British Liver Trust becomes the first corporate partner of the Rotary e-Club of Organ Donation UK
The British Liver Trust is proud to announce its partnership with the Rotary e-Club of Organ Donation UK, under the Rotary Club of Great Britain and Ireland as its first corporate member. This exciting collaboration underscores a ...
It was fantastic to receive such support
Fundraising in the workplace doesn’t necessarily have to be about adopting a charity of the year. Just one day can make a real difference, as Gloucester based Permali demonstrated on Big Yellow Friday.
The team fully ...
Huge progress in reducing cases of hepatitis C, but measures must be replicated for hepatitis B
A new report from the UK Health Security Agency has highlighted the progress that has been made to cut cases of hepatitis C in England, with a reduction of almost 57% since 2015.
The report identifies the positive steps that ...
Less Survivable Cancer All-Party Parliamentary Group shines a light on the importance of early detection
The British Liver Trust recently took part in an important roundtable discussion hosted by the All-Party Parliamentary Group (APPG) on the Less Survivable Cancers. The session highlighted the urgent need to address the stark ...
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