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In February, supporters gathered at the Bellbird Hotel in NSW’s Hunter Valley Region for a memorable Sportsman’s Luncheon featuring NRL legend and eighth Immortal Andrew Johns. Guests enjoyed a three-course luncheon and a lively program of raffles, live and silent auctions, all in support of Liver Foundation Australia. Andrew Johns shared insights from his remarkable… Read more
This national series of free, one-day, face-to-face courses is designed by nurses for healthcare workers across regional, rural, and remote Australia who care for people at risk of or living with liver disease and primary liver cancer. Presented by the Australasian Hepatology Association (AHA) and Liver Foundation, this course equips you with the skills, knowledge,… Read more
Here are some ideas for foods you can eat through the day for fatty liver disease. Breakfast ½ cup Greek Yoghurt, handful of walnuts & handful of blueberries Mid-morning snack Celery sticks/apple slices with almond butter Lunch Salad of four-bean mix, leafy greens, cherry tomatoes and drizzled olive oil with lemon juice. Optional: Add 1… Read more
Heading to the shops? Here’s what to add to your basket. 300 g fresh salmon 1 x bag lentils 2 x cans four bean mix 4 x Cans tuna 1 x bag brown rice 1 x bunch kale 6 x carrots 1 x red cabbage 1 punnet cherry tomatoes 1 x bottle plain mineral water… Read more
Is it ok to take painkillers? How can I cut down on my drinking? Tip 1: Is it OK to take painkillers? I’m often asked whether it’s OK for people with a liver condition to take pain medicine. That’s because many medicines are processed by the liver, so people with liver disease are told to… Read more
A new treatment option for people with severe fatty liver disease has been provisionally approved in Australia, marking an important step forward in the management of metabolic dysfunction-associated steatohepatitis (MASH). The Therapeutic Goods Administration (TGA) has approved semaglutide (sold as Wegovy) for adults with non-cirrhotic MASH and moderate to advanced liver fibrosis (stages F2 to… Read more
Liver Foundation welcomes the World Health Organization’s (WHO’s) landmark resolution recognising steatotic liver disease as a critical and previously under-addressed component of the global noncommunicable disease (NCD) response. As Australia’s peak body for liver health, we strongly support the WHO’s call for coordinated, system-wide action. In Australia, the urgency is clear: steatotic liver disease (commonly… Read more
Liver Foundation welcomes the World Health Organization (WHO) Executive Board’s decision to advance proposals to formally recognise liver disease and inherited blood disorders within the global definition of non-communicable diseases (NCDs). This decision marks an important step forward in strengthening international recognition of conditions that contribute significantly to preventable illness and premature death but have… Read more
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