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Tale of a Tenured Volunteer

Marla’s “jack of all trades” volunteer tenure with the CLF demonstrates how anyone with the determination, passion and drive to help others can play a tremendous role in promoting liver health and reducing the impact of liver disease.
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International PBC Day

On International PBC Day, we want to put a face on this progressive liver disease so that we may work to recognize how to better diagnose, treat and cure it.
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The Nutrition in Cirrhosis Guide

Filled with practical tips and healthy recipes, this guide will help patients with cirrhosis and their caregivers navigate more effectively through daily life.
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Liver Friendly Recipes

Liver Friendly Recipe: Black Bean Brownies

You won’t want to show up to an outing empty handed, so why not bake these delicious and healthy black bean brownies (trust us, they’re worth it!)
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Who Gives a Sliver of a Liver to a Stranger?

Heather Badenoch did not hesitate after seeing a family turn to social media in their search for a living liver donor. This sparked the beginning of her journey to becoming an anonymous living liver donor.
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A Sensible Guide for Sips

Alcohol may put some in a more relaxed state, but it also makes it easy to underestimate exactly how much we’re consuming.
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Life After Hepatitis C: A New Chapter

Having received a blood transfusion during surgery 35 years earlier, Maryann had been carrying the hepatitis C virus for decades without even knowing it. Now, her liver was in stage three fibrosis.
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‘HepBeware’

It begins with a diagnosis. That is the pivotal factor keeping hepatitis B, a ‘silent’ liver disease that attacks the liver for 20-40 years, from causing those affected by it to develop cirrhosis, liver cancer and liver failure.