Liver disease has become a common problem affecting a large portion of the UK population, producing very few symptoms to signal trouble. The liver plays a critical role in the body and is involved in ...

A new review by an international group of researchers has examined the mounting evidence linking periodontal disease-commonly ...

Dr Jaban Moore, who specializes in parasitic infections and chronic illnesses, recently shared the common symptoms that ...

However, imbalances in this ecosystem can drive inflammation and chronic skin diseases. Despite this knowledge, the molecular pathways and long-term consequences of these microbial interactions ...

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. "In medical school ...

"About 1-in-10 people with coeliac disease get an itchy, bumpy skin rash called dermatitis herpetiformis. These small, clustered papules and vesicles usually erupt on the elbows, knees, buttocks ...

The approval of LIVMARLI in Japan marks a significant milestone for patients suffering from these rare cholestatic liver diseases. ALGS and PFIC are genetic disorders that can cause severe itching and ...

type 1 diabetes and thyroid disease. Symptoms are hard to pin down and vary from person to person. However, common signs include stomach ache, diarrhoea, nausea, vomiting and skin rashes ...

Team ALF, a dedicated group of runners, will take on the iconic 26.2-mile race to raise awareness and critical funds for the 100 million Americans affected by liver disease. As the Boston Athletic ...

Nitisinone already has regulatory approval for treating certain rare, inherited diseases. It works by blocking the production of a specific protein, which leads to reduced toxic disease byproducts in ...

The Olympic swimmer, 36, made a plea to UK Government in a short clip in which she explained she has coeliac disease. In the video shared to Coeliac UK's Instagram, she said: 'Hello everyone.