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PSC is a rare, immune-mediated liver disease that can affect anyone, at any age. PSC is complex and current evidence suggests that people with a genetic makeup may be susceptible to some sort of (as yet unknown) environmental trigger, which causes their immune system to effectively 'attack' the bile ducts.

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Free Flu Vaccine Available for More People

23/09/2020

It’s the season for flu vaccinations and members of households where someone was shielding are eligible to receive it.

Ask the Expert: Dr Deepak Joshi

15/09/2020

We’re back with another Ask the Expert Live Q&A session. This time we’ll be joined by Dr Deepak Joshi.

Organ Donation Week 2020

07/09/2020

Make your organ donation decision and encourage others to do the same this Organ Donation Week.

ALP and the ELF Score in Clinical Trials

28/08/2020

Research: ALP and the ELF score in PSC Clinical Trials

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Jesus Bañales @JesusMBanales·

24 Sep

📣Today more than always very important to promote cancer research in a world collaborative basis! #WorldCancerResearchDay 🧪🧫🔬Many thanks to all the Institutions supporting it 👏: @Biodonostia @CcaEns @EASLedu @curecc @CharityAMMF @aeccgipuzkoa @PSCSupportUK @PSCPartners etc.

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BASL education feed @BASLedu·

22 Sep

Instead of discussing statistics and probabilities with #patients, @hudsonbe81 suggests we could discuss:
*best case
*worst case
*most likely situation
using visual scales of severity
#BASL2020

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EASLnews @EASLnews·

21 Sep

Calling #TransplantTwitter. We’re jointly launching a #survey on the effects of #COVID19 on #liver #transplantation worldwide. https://easl.eu/news/transplant-centres-survey/ All #transplant centres are urged to take part! Deadline: 2 Oct 2020. @ESOTtransplant @ELITA_ELTR @_ILTS_ @EASLedu

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Palak Trivedi @CholestasisDoc·

19 Sep

Perhaps the single most important study in paediatric psc this year

@PSCSupportUK @PSCPartners @PSCPartnersCa @AutoImmuneLiver @DrAliyaMD @jfergus75 @tomhemmingk @dougton @MichaelHenegha8 @djosh78

https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/32946600/

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