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Empowered Nutrition is the Key to Better Liver Health

Empowered Nutrition is the Key to Better Liver Health

People living with serious and chronic illnesses benefit from eating foods that are healthful in relation to their diagnosis. While a liver patient’s journey may feel hectic or their daily schedules impacted by requirements for treatment regimens, there is one aspect that they can help manage — their food. Nutrition is one of the most important aspects a patient can learn to manage regarding their health…

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CDC Dear Colleague Highlighting Liver Cancer Awareness Month

CDC Dear Colleague Highlighting Liver Cancer Awareness Month

October is Liver Cancer Awareness Month. This represents an opportunity to draw attention to the global burden of liver cancer and to highlight the various public health organizations, scientific societies, and individuals making liver cancer awareness and education a priority…

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The Power of Advocacy

The Power of Advocacy

Liver diseases affect a wide range of people spanning a plethora of ages, genders, socio-economic statuses, and ethnicities. To ensure this diverse population is represented, it is crucial for these patients and family members to have the opportunity to become advocates…

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Q&A on a Third Vaccine Dose for Immunocompromised Individuals

Q&A on a Third Vaccine Dose for Immunocompromised Individuals

The Global Liver Institute (GLI) has been consistent, since March 2020, in advocating for the prioritization of liver patients, cancer patients, transplant recipients, and those with compromised immune systems in research, healthcare, and vaccine allocation strategies. We have taken data…

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Needed: Better Re-entry Planning for Organ Transplant Recipients

Needed: Better Re-entry Planning for Organ Transplant Recipients

As a patient advocacy organization committed to improving the lives of all transplant recipients, Global Liver Institute (GLI) appreciates the continued leadership of medical experts, independently and together, during this ongoing public health crisis. With that said, we have serious concerns about the information provided to transplant patients regarding vaccination…

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