Liver disease is a wide-ranging umbrella term for any medical issue affecting the liver ranging in severity. Here are 5 different types of liver disease and their causes – learn more in our blog below! The Rundown on Liver Diseases Approximately 1 in 10 individuals in the U.S. are affected by liver diseases. Hepatic disease …
Liver disease is one of the most misunderstood health conditions in the U.S. Many people are unaware of what functions the liver performs, let alone that it can be affected by diseases. One such disease is cirrhosis. In this blog, we’ll discuss the consequences of cirrhosis and how long-term liver diseases can place you at …
Your liver is vital to your everyday health – join us in discussing the dangers of liver disease and how it unfolds. The largest organ in your body also deserves to take up space in your mind! The Silent Killer Your liver is a life-sustaining organ responsible for various essential functions, but what happens when …
World Hepatitis Day occurs every year on July 28th and highlights the need to accelerate the fight against viral hepatitis. This year’s #HepCantWait campaign serves to amplify the voices of the people affected by viral hepatitis. Together with our communities, we call for immediate action to end the stigma and discrimination. What is Hepatitis? Hepatitis …
When liver disease comes to mind, many are more familiar with the types that occur in heavy drinkers of alcohol or from hepatitis C. On the contrary, the most common chronic liver condition in Western populations is non-alcoholic fatty liver disease (NAFLD). NAFLD affects people who drink little to no alcohol but face the same …
October is Liver Awareness Month. We are celebrating by helping our readers understand more about our body’s “workhorse” and the common diseases that can impact it. The liver is not only essential to our overall health but also to sustaining our lives. The Many Hats of the Liver Your liver performs around 500 different functions …
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