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How my experience as a sibling still inspires me
Two years ago, Doroti wrote a blog about growing up as the older sibling to her brother who received a liver transplant. Doroti shared in her blog that honest communication and opportunity for creative expression can make ...
Presenting our liver disease patient survey findings at EASL 2025
At the European Association for the Study of the Liver (EASL) congress 2025 this week, we were pleased to share the latest results from our British Liver Trust patient survey 2024, which captured the experiences of over 2,400 people ...
Running for Jo – students have a special reason for taking on Leeds Half
Four students who live in Leeds are combining their studies with training as they prepare to take on the city’s half marathon this Sunday (May 11). The housemates are hoping to raise £2,000 for the British Liver Trust and have a very ...
Roger Williams Institute of Liver Studies welcomes British Liver Trust chairman
Lord Mayor Alastair King, Chairman of the British Liver Trust, was delighted to visit the Roger Williams Institute of Liver Studies (RW-ILS). The British Liver Trust organised the visit of the Lord Mayor and Lady Mayoress of the City ...
The British Liver Trust supports Alcohol Focus Scotland’s call for urgent government action to tackle alcohol related deaths
The British Liver Trust has joined more than 70 organisations working across Scotland to demand urgent action from the Scottish government to introduce critical measures to cut numbers of alcohol-related deaths, which are at the ...
136 members of the public receive free liver scan at Love Your Liver roadshow in Watford
The British Liver Trust’s Love Your Liver roadshow made a significant impact in Watford on 29th April, offering free liver health scans and vital advice to the public. 136 members of the public took the opportunity to get checked, ...
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 ...
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