Think Liver Think Life Community Events
Come see us at these upcoming educational events and learn more about fatty liver disease. *Note: some community events may charge entrance fees.
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Feeding Your Life: Fueling Your Liver
On-DemandFeeding Your Liver: Fueling Your Life is a webinar recording hosted in partnership with Meijer Specialty Pharmacy. This video includes a cooking demonstration, guidelines for healthy eating, and a healthy-liver meal plan.
The Involved Patient: Making the Most of Your Medical Visits
VirtualNavigating your health care journey can be challenging. This program will empower you to actively participate in your medical care and provide you with the tools to not only be a patient or caregiver, but a partner with your health care team in your journey to good health.
Biliary Atresia Awareness Day
VirtualJoin us in recognizing Biliary Atresia Awareness Day (Dec 2nd) featuring panel discussions and patient stories on topics important to you.
ALF’s Year-End Advocacy Briefing
VirtualSave the date for our Year-End Advocacy Briefing.
New Nomenclature for Fatty Liver Disease
On-DemandRotonya Carr, MD, FACP, Division Head of Gastroenterology at University of Washington joined us for a conversation about the changes in terminology for fatty liver disease and what this means for patients.
Overcoming Stigma and Advocating for Equitable Care in Liver Cancer
On-DemandWatch a panel of liver cancer specialists from Memorial Sloan Kettering in a 1-hour on-demand webinar on new and emerging treatments for liver cancer.
Decoding the Nuances of Diagnosis and Emerging Therapeutic Options in HCC
On-DemandJoin us for a timely CME session available on-demand with leading oncologists to examine the latest diagnostic and treatment strategies for hepatocellular carcinoma (HCC).
The Involved Patient: Making the Most of Your Medical Visits
On-DemandWatch this on-demand program, which will empower you to actively participate in your medical care and provide you with the tools to not only be a patient or caregiver, but a partner with your health care team in your journey to good health.