The best ways to treat fatty liver disease
There are different types of liver disease that we should all be aware of and should do our best to avoid. We spoke with the renowned consultant hepatologist, Professor Michael A G Heneghan, about this condition. He spoke with us about daily habits and how they can impact it.
By Professor Shahid Khan
02.12.20
Hepatology (liver specialist)
Liver cancer causes, symptoms, outlook and treatment
Primary liver cancer is estimated to be one of the most common causes of death from cancer globally. It is particularly dangerous due to its lack of early warning signs. Professor Shahid Khan is a leading London gastroenterologist and hepatologist, with a special clinical interest in the treatment of liver cancer - learn from him about the causes, symptoms, outlook and treatment of the condition.
By Dr Vikram Sharma
25.11.20
Hepatology (liver specialist)
Liver function tests: what are they looking for?
If your doctor has referred you to see a specialist for liver function tests, it means that they want to check whether you are at risk of liver disease. We spoke to one of our leading hepatologists Dr Vikram Sharma about what blood the tests are looking for exactly and what the results might mean.
By Dr Jeremy Cobbold
15.09.20
Hepatology (liver specialist)
Alcohol-related liver disease (ARLD): How many units are in your drink?
Do you know how many alcohol units are in your glass? Alcohol is a normal and pleasurable part of social occasions, but still, we should all try to consume it in moderation. Dr Jeremy Cobbold, a hepatologist and gastroenterologist, tells you how much alcohol is bad for you, clarifies how many alcohol units are in your drinks, addresses binge drinking and provides you with tips to lower your intake.
By Dr Phillip Harrison
26.06.20
Hepatology (liver specialist)
What does holiday binge drinking do to the liver?
If you're ready for your summer holidays, you may not realise how easy it is to overconsume on alcohol when you're relaxing, starting at the airport, around the pool and with your evening meal. We spoke to one of our liver specialists Dr Phillip Harrison about just how dangerous holiday drinking can be.
Fatty liver disease: how can I reduce my fatty liver?
It can be normal to have a small amount of fat in your liver, but just when does it become too much and what are the possible causes of excess fat in the liver? Thankfully, one of our highly-experienced liver specialists Professor Kevin Moore answers these questions and explains how the condition can be reduced.
COVID-19: how does it affect the liver and liver disease patients?
Professor Kevin Moore provides you with what experts currently know about coronavirus COVID-19's impact on the liver and on the treatment of liver disease patients.
Alcoholic liver disease: the harmful effects of lockdown drinking
Most of us think that drinking alcohol is harmless, however, during the coronavirus crisis, alcohol sales have soared with many people turning to drink to cope with the pandemic. One of our liver specialists Professor Laith Al-Rubaiy explains how and why we should be careful with how much booze that we consume, especially right now.
Liver disease: one of the UK’s biggest killers
Liver disease is in the top five causes of premature death in the United Kingdom. Over the past decade, there has been a 20% increase in the number of cases of liver disease, which is quite dramatic, but how much do you know about liver disease? Professor Kevin Peter Moore, a top hepatologist, gives us a thorough overview.
Coronavirus information for liver patients
Get reliable information from a leading specialist about what to do if you’re suffering from a liver condition (e.g. liver disease, cirrhosis or hepatitis) or undergoing immunosuppressive treatment during the coronavirus pandemic. Professor Patrick Kennedy, an internationally renowned hepatologist, provides you with a trustworthy starting point for managing your liver condition during this time.
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