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In January 2017, Anne was diagnosed with end-stage liver disease. Over the next two months, she experienced several hospitalizations, multiple side effects and of course, tremendous worry.
Casey’s pediatrician referred her to a liver specialist and after multiple tests, she was diagnosed with Wilson Disease.
At age 12, Sydney Sullivan learned she had a serious liver disease that would ultimately lead to a liver transplant.
If you have a chronic liver disease, such as cirrhosis, hepatitis C or liver cancer, it’s understandable that you, your family members and caregivers may experience a roller coaster of emotions, and have many questions.
Academic Debate Madness Week Begins March 28th Fairfield, NJ — March 24, 2022 — The American Liver Foundation (ALF) will host […]
Dr. Ekong is a pediatric resident on the liver transplant team at Birmingham Children’s Hospital in the United Kingdom and is passionate about pediatric transplant hepatology.
If you learn that you have liver disease, you may feel overwhelmed and have a lot of questions. Here are 5 things you should know about life after diagnosis.
We asked dozens of individuals with PBC what it means to live successfully with this condition, and we’re pleased to share a few of their answers here.
The Kostecki family faced many challenges in discovering daughter Abby's diagnosis of a rare form of liver disease…
Dr. Simpson is a decorated surgeon, a loving mother, wife and a fierce advocate for liver patients in underserved communities.
My parents were on the next flight to Austin and I was trying to understand how I went from a healthy, 26 year old to being consulted by the hepatic transplant team in the hospital.
Alcohol and drug abuse recovery is possible – with determination, assistance and acknowledgement.