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If you have been told there is a shadow, spot, or lesion on your liver perhaps found unexpectedly on an ultrasound or CT scan the first question that usually comes

If your GP has told you that you have fatty liver, or you’ve come across the term whilst researching abnormal liver test results, you’re not alone. Fatty liver disease is

If your GP or specialist has mentioned a liver biopsy or you’ve researched one yourself you may be wondering whether there is a less invasive option. For the majority of

Just had a FibroScan and trying to make sense of the numbers on your report? You are not alone. The scan itself is quick and painless, but the results can

The liver works silently in the background on a daily basis, carrying out essential functions such as supporting digestion, toxin processing, energy storage, and maintaining balance within the body. Clinicians

Table of Contents   Living with Cirrhosis can make life a little difficult. But the right management techniques can make the difference between being healthy and living a better life.

Table of Contents   Across the UK and globally, employers are facing a growing challenge: rising sickness absence and reduced productivity linked to chronic health conditions. At the same time,

Why Early Liver Screening Matters: How FibroScan Detects Liver Damage Before Symptoms Appear Table of Contents Liver disease is one of the fastest-growing health concerns in the UK, yet most

Table of Contents One of the most severe effects of prolonged harmful alcohol use is alcohol-related liver disease. It progresses gradually, and it is not always detected. By the time

Table of Contents We are excited to share that our Consultant Hepatologist, Professor Patrick Kennedy, was recently featured in The Telegraph, a leading national news publication in the UK. In