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Liver screening roadshow to visit Derry to find people unaware of liver damage

A mobile liver screening roadshow will make its way to Guildhall Square on Thursday 19 September which will allow people in Derry to have their liver checked for free. People are being encouraged to visit the mobile unit and be checked for potential ...

10 Sept 2024 at 16:33

Scotland

Concerns raised about ‘huge increase’ in liver disease deaths

Action is needed to tackle “huge increases” in deaths from liver disease, ministers have been told. The British Liver Trust said while progress was being made in Scotland in both earlier diagnosis and effective treatment for liver disease, more ...

17 Jan 2025 at 18:59

Scotland

‘Genuine emergency response’ needed to deal with future rise in liver disease

Experts have warned of major increases in the number of Scots living with long-term health conditions – with forecasts suggesting the number of women living with chronic liver disease is to rise by more than two-thirds by 2044. It could take ...

18 Mar 2025 at 14:46

‘Humanised’ liver in mice may help treat chronic diseases, researchers say

Scientists have created a functional human-like liver in living mice that could help find ways to regulate cholesterol levels and potentially treat chronic liver diseases. Alcoholic and non-alcoholic liver disease, cancer, viral hepatitis, ...

09 Aug 2023 at 17:23

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