When people hear about liver disease, most think it comes from excess alcohol consumption. However, one in four adults in the ...

Drug-induced liver injury cases are increasing, with common medications and supplements posing hidden dangers, especially for ...

These 5 symptoms seen in urine can be a sign of liver damage. So find it out in time and contact the doctor. Liver Damage ...

Doctors say they can be caused by liver disease and cirrhosis due to hormonal changes ... it happens due to an increase in peripheral blood flow with dilation of the veins in the finger. If you have ...

Using semaglutide injections, scientists were able to reverse life-threatening cases of liver disease in a new clinical trial published in The New England Journal of Medicine. Semaglutide ...

The diabetes and weight loss drug semaglutide may also reverse signs of liver disease. That’s the headline result of a new clinical trial that tested the popular medication in patients with MASH ...

Semaglutide effectively treats liver disease in two thirds of patients, new research has found. Results from the ESSENCE phase 3 clinical trial published today in the New England Journal of ...

Palmar erythema is also known as liver palms, red palms, or Lane’s disease. Here are some ways ... part of your palm but may extend to your fingers. In some cases, it may extend over the ...

As well as being a warning sign for heart failure, it can also be caused by liver problems or diabetes. You should see a GP if you have any persistent or gradually worsening symptoms of heart failure.

Liver disease is no longer confined to alcohol abuse. There is a worrying rise in non-alcoholic fatty liver disease. Experts reveal how to fix it fast. Your liver can heal itself but only if you ...

On the other hand, some people with liver disease can gain weight. Sudden weight gain usually is due to fluid retention. Red palms, also called palmar erythema, is a condition in which the palms of ...

This integrated trio of care wasn’t always available to patients with liver disease, says Courtney Sherman, MD, hepatologist and associate professor at UC San Francisco. HALT founders Courtney Sherman ...