Leaders in Liver Health

24/08/2026

Liver lesions are areas of abnormal tissue within the liver and are often discovered unexpectedly during an ultrasound, CT or MRI performed for another reason.

Many liver lesions are benign, such as simple cysts, haemangiomas or focal nodular hyperplasia, and may not require any treatment. Others may need further investigation to determine their exact nature, particularly when they occur in people with underlying liver disease.

Assessment may include specialist liver imaging, blood tests and review of individual risk factors. In selected cases, follow-up scans, multidisciplinary review or treatment may be recommended.

At Leaders in Liver Health, we provide specialist assessment of liver lesions, helping patients understand their diagnosis and determine whether further investigation, monitoring or treatment is needed.

29/07/2026

🌍 To mark World Hepatitis Day, let’s talk about hepatitis.

In this BBC Radio London interview, Professor Patrick Kennedy discusses hepatitis, its different causes, and why liver inflammation can sometimes remain silent for many years.

He also highlights the importance of early testing, timely diagnosis, and challenging the stigma that can still surround hepatitis.

The key message is simple: awareness and early diagnosis can change lives. Many forms of hepatitis can now be treated, cured, or effectively managed.

💚 Know your risk
💚 Get tested when appropriate
💚 Protect your liver
💚 Help us break the stigma

🎧 Listen to the full interview via the links: https://ent.box.com/s/mdpkwve02r38dx9z2yrfb1jqymagcyxz
https://ent.box.com/s/clpedk3bcl948u3zi9kmsre11oj93eaa

26/07/2026

Myth or Fact: Hepatitis is always caused by a virus

Myth. Hepatitis means inflammation of the liver. Although viruses such as hepatitis A, B, C, D and E are common causes, liver inflammation can also be caused by alcohol, certain medications, autoimmune conditions, toxins and metabolic liver disease.

At Leaders in Liver Health, we provide specialist assessment to identify the underlying cause and recommend the most appropriate treatment and follow-up.

20/07/2026

We are always grateful when patients take the time to share their experiences. At Leaders in Liver Health, providing expert, compassionate and personalised care remains at the heart of everything we do.

29/06/2026

Cirrhosis is advanced scarring of the liver, but it is not always obvious in the early stages.

Diagnosis usually involves a combination of medical history, examination, blood tests and liver imaging. Tests such as ultrasound, CT or MRI can help assess the liver and look for signs of complications. FibroScan can also be used to measure liver stiffness in a quick and non-invasive way.

In some cases, a liver biopsy may be needed, although this is now used more selectively.

Regular monitoring is very important. It helps assess liver function, detect complications early and guide the right treatment plan. This may include monitoring for varices, fluid build-up, changes in liver function and liver cancer risk in appropriate patients.

With specialist follow-up, cirrhosis can be monitored carefully and managed proactively.

Early diagnosis and regular liver care matter.

15/06/2026

Who should consider a FibroScan? 💚

A FibroScan may be helpful for people with chronic liver conditions such as hepatitis B or C, autoimmune liver disease, MASLD/MASH, or those with risk factors including obesity, type 2 diabetes, metabolic syndrome, a history of heavy alcohol use, unexplained abnormal liver blood tests, or a family history of liver disease.

The appointment is quick, painless and non-invasive, usually lasting around 30–45 minutes, including a brief consultation, the scan itself and a review of your results. There is no downtime afterwards, and you can return to your normal activities straight away.

At Leaders in Liver Health, you will receive a personalised report with your fibrosis and steatosis scores, and your clinician will discuss the findings with you, including any recommended next steps.

Contact Leaders in Liver Health today to book your FibroScan appointment.

15/06/2026

A kind reminder to look after your liver health 💚

Your liver works quietly every day, supporting digestion, energy balance, metabolism, immunity and detoxification. Many liver conditions can develop silently, without obvious symptoms in the early stages.

Simple steps can make a big difference:

✔ Maintain a healthy weight
✔ Limit alcohol intake
✔ Check your liver blood tests when advised
✔ Consider a FibroScan if you have risk factors
✔ Get tested for hepatitis B and C if relevant
✔ Seek specialist advice if your liver tests are abnormal

Early detection can help prevent long-term complications.

Your liver health matters — don’t ignore it.

Contact us today at Leaders in Liver Health to book an appointment or find out more.

21/05/2026

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21/05/2026

Doctify Answers | What Is Fatty Liver? Gastroenterologist & Hepatologist Dr Yiannis Kallis Explains

Curious about fatty liver and how to tackle it? Join Dr. Yiannis Kallis as he shares his expert knowledge on the causes, symptoms, treatments, and risks of t...

19/05/2026

What Is a FibroScan®? Professor Patrick Kennedy Explains Liver Scanning at Leaders in Liver Health

FibroScan® is a quick, non-invasive liver scan that helps assess liver stiffness and fat levels, giving important information about liver health without the ...