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10/28/2026

Did you know that cirrhosis can increase your risk of liver cancer?

For , we spoke with Dr. Jennifer Flemming about the connection between cirrhosis and liver cancer, who may be at risk, and why early detection matters.

Read our latest blog to learn more: https://liver.ca/resource/what-cirrhosis-can-mean-for-liver-cancer-risk/

10/26/2026

Early detection can improve health outcomes.

Liver cancer can develop without obvious symptoms, especially in its early stages. For people at higher risk, regular screening may help detect liver cancer earlier, when more treatment options may be available.

Talk to your healthcare provider about your liver health, your risk factors, and whether screening may be right for you.

Learn more about liver cancer ➡️ liver.ca/liver-cancer/

10/21/2026

Metabolic dysfunction-associated steatotic liver disease (MASLD) happens when too much fat builds up in the liver.

Although it’s common, it should still be taken seriously. Over time, MASLD can lead to inflammation and liver damage and, in some cases, may progress to fibrosis, cirrhosis, and other complications.

Knowing your risk and taking steps to support your liver health can help reduce the chance of progression. 💚

10/19/2026

Some people are at a higher risk of developing liver cancer than others.
Risk factors can include chronic hepatitis B or C, cirrhosis, MASLD or MASH, alcohol use, smoking, and certain metabolic conditions.

Knowing your risk is an important part of looking after your liver health. If you have at a higher risk for liver cancer, speak with a healthcare provider about if screening or regular monitoring may be right for you.

Learn more about liver cancer ➡️ liver.ca/liver-cancer/

10/15/2026

Looking for a simple, flavourful dinner idea? 🐟

Try our Parmesan Crusted Halibut with Roasted Sweet Potato Fries, a delicious recipe featuring flaky halibut, a savoury parmesan crust, and perfectly roasted sweet potato fries.

Packed with protein, fibre, and healthy fats, it’s a balanced and flavourful meal that makes a great addition to your weeknight dinner rotation.

For the full recipe ➡️ liver.ca/recipe/parmesan-crusted-halibut-with-roasted-sweet-potato-fries/

10/13/2026

For , we’re highlighting two webinars from our Liver Cancer Referral Pathway Project that explore different parts of the liver cancer care journey.

💙Watch Liver Cancer 101: Understanding Your Care Pathway to learn more about what to expect after a liver cancer diagnosis.

💚Watch Primary Care at the Front Line: Gaps in Early Liver Cancer Detection to learn about the importance of early detection and some of the challenges that can occur along the liver cancer care pathway.

Watch the webinars ➡️ www.youtube.com/

10/10/2026

💙 Today is World Mental Health Day.

Living with liver disease can affect more than your physical health. Taking time to prioritize yourself, talk to those you trust, and reach out for support when you need it can make a meaningful difference.

Your mental health is an important part of your overall well-being too. This World Mental Health Day, take a little extra time to care for your mind too.

10/08/2026

Alcohol is a well-established cause of cancer and can have serious consequences for liver health, including cirrhosis and liver disease. Yet awareness of these risks remains low among Canadians.

In today’s Globe and Mail, Dr. Eric Yoshida, Chair of Liver Canada's Medical Advisory Board, and co-authors are making the case for clear health warning labels on alcoholic beverages. Bill S-202, currently before Parliament, would require alcohol products to include warnings about risks including cancer, cirrhosis, mental health concerns and addiction.

At Liver Canada, we support greater awareness of the connection between alcohol and liver health. Providing Canadians with clear, evidence-based information about the risks of alcohol can help them make informed choices about their health.

Read the full op-ed here: www.theglobeandmail.com/opinion/article-why-canada-needs-warning-labels-on-alcohol/

10/07/2026

Liver cancer does not show obvious symptoms, especially in its early stages.

Knowing what to look for can help you recognize when something may be wrong. If you notice any of these symptoms speak with a healthcare provider about checking your liver health.

Learn more about liver cancer ➡️ liver.ca/liver-cancer/

10/05/2026

October is . Understanding liver cancer is an important first step in raising awareness and supporting earlier detection.
Throughout the month, we’ll be sharing information about liver cancer, including risk factors, signs and symptoms, and the importance of early detection.

Learn more about liver cancer at liver.ca/liver-cancer/

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