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Emerging data shows rising liver health risks in young adults, linked to alcohol use disorder,
lifestyle patterns, and delayed screening.
Fewer than 1 in 10 people with alcohol use disorder (AUD) received any form of treatment in 2023. – Pew Charitable Trusts, 2024
MIND YOUR LIVER. IT NEEDS YOU.™
Young adults are developing lifestyle-related liver disease earlier, and many are blindsided by symptoms. How we eat, how we cope with stress, and how our environments shape daily habits all play a role.
New research is focusing on ultra-processed foods, metabolic stress, and the realities shaping everyday health. This isn’t about blame. It’s about making sure medical understanding and support reflect what people are actually experiencing.
mind your liver. it needs you. ™
Why are more young people developing liver disease, and what can we do about it? This is where the data starts shifting. We’re asking bigger questions to change the future of an entire generation.
From experimental therapies to the latest in clinical trials, this is where science is pushing forward. We’re tracking what’s emerging in treatment and how tomorrow’s care could look very different from today.
MIND YOUR LIVER. IT NEEDS YOU.™
Supporting research into lifestyle-related liver disease means investing in answers for a new generation. Young adults are facing liver damage earlier and under different conditions than we’ve seen before. Stress, food systems, social pressure, and metabolic health are all playing a role. But without the data, we stay behind. This research is about understanding how modern life is changing young bodies in real time.
mind your liver. it needs you. ™
How early can we spot liver damage? The answer could change everything. From advanced scans to evolving biomarkers, we’re following the research that’s redefining what early detection really looks like, and how soon intervention can begin.
Your brain and your liver are more connected than most people realize. We’re tracking how alcohol use, chronic stress, trauma, and coping behaviours are shaping liver outcomes — and why this kind of research is long overdue.
MIND YOUR LIVER. IT NEEDS YOU.™
This spike exposed a crisis hiding in plain sight. Liver disease in young adults is accelerating faster than the systems built to track it. We’re responding with earlier detection, stronger data, and research that reflects the urgency of this new reality.
mind your liver.it needs you. ™
