Nuestro Enfoque
En Liver Education Advocates nos enfocamos en la educación, la creación de grupos de apoyo, la promoción y el suministro de recursos. Nuestro objetivo es: Aumentar la conciencia sobre la enfermedad del hígado graso. Brindar apoyo a quienes la padecen. Influir en las políticas de salud. Ayudar a las personas a gestionar la enfermedad y adoptar estilos de vida más saludables. Con este enfoque integral, trabajamos para marcar una diferencia real en la vida de las personas y en la salud pública.
Divulgación Educativa
En Liver Education Advocates nos dedicamos a crear conciencia y a educar al público sobre la enfermedad del hígado graso, sus riesgos, cómo prevenirla y las estrategias disponibles para su tratamiento.
Facilitación de Grupos de Apoyo
Proporcionamos una plataforma donde las personas afectadas por la enfermedad del hígado graso pueden conectarse, compartir sus experiencias y recibir apoyo tanto emocional como informativo a través de nuestros grupos de apoyo.
Defensa y Concienciación
Trabajamos activamente para aumentar la visibilidad de la enfermedad del hígado graso. Nos enfocamos en influir en las políticas de salud, fomentar la investigación y promover una mayor financiación para combatir esta creciente crisis de salud pública.
Disposición de Recursos
Ofrecemos una amplia gama de recursos para apoyar a quienes enfrentan la enfermedad del hígado graso. Esto incluye materiales educativos, orientación sobre nutrición y estilos de vida saludables, además de conexiones con profesionales de la salud especializados en su tratamiento y manejo.
Time Article on Fatty Liver
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Newsweek Article
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Cure Today
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Chicago Tribune Article on Organ Donation
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Medical News Today Article on Cirrhosis
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Healthy Way Article on Signs of Liver Damage
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Science Daily Article on Diabetes Medicine & Liver Fat
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New York Times: The Liver: Blob That Runs the Body
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Knowable Magazine Article on Fatty Liver
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An excellent website by Intercept Pharmaceuticals which has great information about the liver disease NASH.
An excellent website by Madrigal Pharmaceuticals with information about NAFLD and NASH.
A site for the United Network for Organ Sharing. This organization controls the use of donated livers.
A site for the Center for Organ Recovery and Education. CORE is one of 58 federally designated not-for-profit procurement organizations in the country. It covers the Western Pennsylvania, West Virginia and Chemung County (NY) areas.
Donate Life America is a non-profit organization leading its national partners and Donate Life State Teams to increase the number of donated organs, eyes and tissue available to save and heal lives through transplantation while developing a culture where donation is embraced as a fundamental human responsibility.
This site contains lots of information and resources for those interested in liver disease.
The NASH Education Program is an international endowment fund created at the end of 2016 in order to address unmet needs related to non-alcoholic steatohepatitis (NASH) and to increase awareness about this widespread and serious yet poorly understood disease. It is a transversal and non-partisan initiative involving an increasing number of key stakeholders.
A great website created by an individual who had NASH and cirrhosis and was able to reverse it. The website contains a fountain of information about fatty liver disease and includes lots of resources.
An excellent website for information about liver disease. A leader in the dissemination of information and bringing parties with common goals together.
This website encourages the interactive positive exchange of thoughts and ideas for those concerned with, or have experienced, liver disease. A great community for asking questions and receiving input.
Great site run by the son of someone who lost their life from NASH.
An excellent website for cancer patients created by one of Pittsburgh’s leading oncologist (and someone who treated my cancer).