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American Liver Foundation (ALF) is pleased to announce a new partnership with Helio Genomics (Helio) that empowers millions of Americans to find out if they are at risk for, or already have, liver cancer.
ALF is deeply disappointed that the Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices (ACIP) voted this morning to end the highly effective universal hepatitis B (hep B) birth dose recommendation for infants.
Virtual and in-person event, Bridging Basic Science and Liver Disease, brings together hundreds of leading biomedical scientists and physicians from across the globe.
A lot is happening in Washington DC, so the ALF team will draft a weekly health policy round-up to keep you up to date and informed.
American Liver Foundation (ALF) is excited to celebrate Veterans with the launch of a new Veterans Information Center in partnership with the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) and the Veteran Health Administration (VHA).
A lot is happening in Washington DC, so the ALF team will draft a weekly health policy round-up to keep you up to date and informed.
ALF is proud to once again be a member of the Bank of America Chicago Marathon Official Charity Program for the 2025 race, which takes place on Sunday, October 12, 2025, starting in iconic Grant Park.
A lot is happening in Washington DC, so the ALF team will draft a weekly health policy round-up to keep you up to date and informed.
American Liver Foundation’s (ALF) National Legacy Gala will be held Wednesday, Oct. 29 at Gotham Hall in New York City honoring those who have made significant contributions to the liver community.
ALF is excited to announce the launch of the ALF Living Donor Network, the first-ever non-directed donor (formerly called altruistic donor) database created to connect individuals who wish to donate part of their liver with transplant centers nationwide to help patients in need.
A lot is happening in Washington DC, so the ALF team will draft a weekly health policy round-up to keep you up to date and informed.
American Liver Foundation (ALF) celebrates both National Liver Awareness Month and Liver Cancer Awareness Month in October by offering a multitude of initiatives and programs that help the estimated 100 million Americans living with some form of liver disease.