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Who We Are

The Texas Liver Foundation is a nonprofit, independent organization committed to improving the health of liver patients in Texas through: educating patients, advocating for and supporting the liver community, providing accurate and relevant resources for patients.

I Want to Know…

We have information to answer your questions about liver disease and treatment options.

Patient and Caregiver Stories

Read stories of courage and perseverance from patients, caregivers, and loved ones of those living with liver disease, or share your story here.

Upcoming Events

Check out our upcoming events here!

Learn More About Us!

Would you like to learn more about Texas Liver Foundation? Take a look at our “About Us” page to read a bit more about our team and how we got started!

Catch Up on What You Missed

See what we have been doing in the community. Catch up on any Conversations with Liver Experts that you missed.

On the Blog

  • September 2025 Newsletter

Hepatic Headlines Texas Liver Foundation Monthly Newsletter September 2025 What’s New at TLF United Way:If you’re in the Clear Lake area, come and see us THIS FRIDAY, Sept 5, at the United Way Bay Area for the Bay Area Center Health and Wellness Fair. We will be partnering with our friends at Apex again to…

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  • August 2025 Newsletter

Hepatic Headlines Texas Liver Foundation  Monthly Newsletter August 2025 What’s New At TLF? Living Liver Support Group Added:Peer support is so beneficial – we know that. It’s why we’re still working on growing our support groups. In August, we added a new virtual support group to our list for living liver donors. This group is for people…

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  • Today is Global Fatty Liver Day

Each year, Texas Liver Foundation proudly joins forces with organizations across the globe to mark Global Fatty Liver Day, a unified call to raise awareness about Metabolic dysfunction-associated steatotic liver disease (MASLD) and Metabolic dysfunction-associated steatohepatitis (MASH). This year’s theme, “Act Now. Screen Today,” is one we take to heart. At TLF, we believe that if Texans knew just one score, their ALT (alanine…

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