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The 3-year Liver Foundation-Professor Pauline Hall Postdoctoral Research Fellowship is designed for medical or science graduates who have obtained a research doctorate of either a PhD or MD (or have submitted a thesis). The Fellowship enables the recipient to undertake full-time research into hepatobiliary disease in its broadest sense. Such study can involve clinical and/or… Read more
The Arnold Smith Scholarship was established to support specialised research and training in the care of children with liver disease at the Royal Children’s Hospital Melbourne liver transplant unit. The unit is one of very few centres in Australia with training and experience in the care of children with liver disease. It is known internationally… Read more
Key points If you have been diagnosed with liver disease, there are some vaccinations you need Vaccinations will help prevent further damage to your liver by protecting you from other illnesses Everyone’s medical history is different. It’s best to discuss with your doctor which vaccinations are best for you Hepatitis A vaccine This vaccine will… Read more
By using the Liver Foundation website, you agree to be bound by, and abide by, these Terms of Use. We may change these Terms of Use at our discretion and without notice. By continuing to use this website you accept the Terms of Use as they apply from time to time. 1. Intellectual property rights… Read more
As a family member or caregiver looking after someone who has liver disease, you may need to play a variety of roles. This often means taking on some responsibility for physical and emotional support. Assisting a family member or loved one with knowledge, skills and confidence to make decisions about their own health and managing… Read more
Key points Toxins are things that are poisonous to the body If you are exposed to high levels of a toxin, your liver can get damaged The liver is very good at repairing itself, but sometimes toxins do serious damage to the liver Eventually, exposure to toxins can lead to liver failure or even death… Read more
Key messages Drinking any alcohol makes your liver work harder Drinking heavily can cause liver damage Liver damage from alcohol can happen very suddenly after a binge, or over many years Heavy drinking can lead to very serious liver problems If you’ve been drinking heavily, it’s a good idea to get your liver checked out… Read more
If you have liver disease, there are some things you can do to protect your liver and prevent any further damage. Vaccinations If you have liver disease, it’s very important to talk to your doctor about vaccinations you need to protect your health. Read more Medicines All drugs, even over-the-counter ones, have potentially harmful side… Read more
Here are some links to organisations that provide support for people with liver disease and their families. Emergency support Call triple zero 000 and ask for an ambulance. Cancer Support: Liver Foundation Nurse-Led Support Line – 1800 841 118 Our FREE nurse-led support line is available from 8:00am – 6:00pm (AEST). Call 1800 841 118 to speak… Read more
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