Liver cancer deaths are rising fast — experts say prevention could save thousands of lives (opens original article in a new tab)

Liver cancer deaths are increasing rapidly due to preventable risk factors, with experts emphasizing the need for public awareness, policy reforms, and early intervention to reduce cases and improve outcomes.

• Liver cancer deaths are rising rapidly in the UK and globally, with over 6,000 annual deaths in the UK.
• Preventable risk factors like obesity, alcohol, and viral hepatitis contribute to liver disease and cancer, but public awareness remains low.
• Stigma and lack of early detection hinder effective treatment, while policy changes and public health measures are needed to address the crisis.