
Terri’s Story
When my doctor told me that I had fatty liver disease in 2015, the communication was that it was no big deal. In 2016, I was diagnosed with lupus then pancreatitis. Eventually, the pain, discomfort and fatigue from gallstones led me to an elective gallbladder surgery in 2017. During the surgery, my well-meaning surgeon found my liver to be nodular and decided to biopsy three separate spots while in the process of removing my gallbladder. What my surgeon did not know is how that biopsy would trigger a series of complications for my fragile liver.

Why Hepatitis C Treatment Matters: Improving Patient Outcomes Beyond Liver Health
Hepatitis C continues to be a significant public health concern with effects that reach beyond liver function. As a physician, you’re likely familiar with the chronic health challenges that accompany hepatitis C, especially in patients with multiple comorbidities.

Congress goes into recess in October while staff prepare for a potentially busy November lame-duck session – Liver Health Policy Update
Congress is in recess with Representatives and Senators back in districts and states connecting with their constituents prior to the elections. Their staff are working hard to prepare for what many hope to be a productive November legislative session where some legislative priorities may finally make it to final passage.

Cancer Care for the Underrepresented #Octoberis4Livers – Liver Cancer News
Welcome back to Liver Cancer News! As we mark Liver Cancer Awareness Month in October, we’re emphasizing the critical role of education and awareness in the fight against liver cancer through the #OctoberIs4Livers campaign. Read on for more information about the campaign and for updates on liver cancer care & prevention – especially for populations that face disparities in liver cancer care.

Emerging Evidence in Liver Health: GLP-1, Pollution, and More – Fatty Liver Disease News
Despite awareness efforts, fatty liver disease remains largely overlooked in major global health strategies.