GLI is bringing the liver cancer community together to increase the global dialogue about liver cancers. Through this collective effort, GLIs Liver Cancers Department focuses on four key pillars that are deeply connected: education, prevention, detection, and survivorship.

We believe that education empowers prevention—when people understand liver cancer risk factors such as hepatitis, MASLD, alcohol use, or obesity, they are better equipped to take proactive steps for their health. Our work in prevention includes raising awareness about vaccines, lifestyle changes, and liver health monitoring, especially in high-risk communities.

Early detection and screening are essential to improving survival rates, which is why we advocate for broader access to surveillance tools and screening guidelines in both clinical and community settings. 

And we recognize that survivorship is not the end of the journey—it’s a beginning. We work to ensure that, every step of the way, patients and caregivers have the support, resources, and peer connections they need to thrive during and beyond treatment.

Together, these pillars create a strong foundation for our #OctoberIs4Livers campaign and our Liver Cancers Department mission: to elevate liver cancer as a public health priority, center the patient voice, and drive progress across the entire healthcare team.