Generally speaking, people with cirrhosis of the liver have a life expectancy of between two and 12 years. If you have early-stage cirrhosis, treatment and lifestyle changes can help you live longer.

In this early stage, the liver is damaged but still performs its essential functions. Many patients experience no obvious symptoms, and cirrhosis may go undetected unless discovered through blood ...

Thousands of people across England have been referred for liver cancer checks following the expansion of mobile scanning ...

Wegovy is now approved by the FDA to treat metabolic-associated steatohepatitis in adults with moderate-to-advanced fibrosis ...

Wegovy is the first GLP-1 drug approved to treat adults with metabolic dysfunction-associated steatohepatitis (MASH). An ...

Stage 4: When cirrhosis sets in at this stage, scarring is severe enough to change your liver’s shape. Some of the scarring is permanent, but some damage may still be reversible.

GR-MD-02 and GM-CT-01, drugs that inhibit galectin proteins, were found to reverse the most advanced stage of liver fibrosis, called cirrhosis, in experimental animals given toxin-induced cirrhosis.

Men with cirrhosis have a significantly higher risk for liver-related complications ― particularly hepatocellular carcinoma ― than women, with more pronounced sex differences in nonviral ...

In this early stage, the liver is damaged but still performs its essential functions. Many patients experience no obvious symptoms, and cirrhosis may go undetected unless discovered through blood ...