Global Liver Institute

Physicians from the Children’s Hospital Los Angeles have created a web-based app to predict whether children in acute liver failure will need a liver transplant.

This month, significant strides have been made in addressing rare liver disease care. Updates to patient registries, novel therapeutic options, and strategies for expediting prior authorizations in rare diseases are highlighted below.

Concerted efforts are driving positive change in the pediatric and rare liver disease community! Read on for details:

Read along for some updates about cutting-edge technology in rare liver disease that should improve prompt diagnosis, ongoing feedback, and effective interventions.

Actively supporting advocacy efforts and engaging in novel clinical trials can provide patients with a sense of hope for potential therapies and assurance in the management of their condition.

In this month’s edition, we feature the latest initiatives that GLI has taken part in to advocate for policy changes and highlight new innovations in the rare liver disease field to allow for better research opportunities and improved patient outcomes.

In this month’s edition, we feature the latest initiatives that GLI has taken part in to advocate for policy changes and highlight new innovations in the rare liver disease field to allow for better research opportunities and improved patient outcomes.

In the rare liver disease space, education for healthcare providers and researchers is just as important as general awareness, education for patients, and patient advocacy.

Thanks to the dedication of researchers and innovators, patients with several rare liver diseases can find hope in the promise of new treatments on the horizon – great news on the heels of Rare Liver Diseases Month.

February, the rare shortest month of the year, also marks the month for rare liver diseases.