#BiliaryAtresia is the leading cause of liver transplantation in children. This #LiverAwarenessMonth, we’re highlighting the urgent need for new options for patients and families affected by this rare disease.
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#BiliaryAtresia is the leading cause of liver transplantation in children. This #LiverAwarenessMonth, we’re highlighting the urgent need for new options for patients and families affected by this rare disease.
Learn more: bit.ly/4ynZ9ME
Our next round of internal funding supports early‑career investigators pushing #PediatricResearch forward. From #BiliaryAtresia to #TBI to #fibrosis, see what these physician scientists are working on thanks to funding from the Colorado Child Health Research Institute.
This #LiverAwarenessMonth, we’re raising awareness of #BiliaryAtresia (BA), a rare liver disease that affects newborns and young children.
For more information about BA, visit our website: bit.ly/3VykIN6
#RareDisease #PediatricLiverDisease #Axiomer #RNAEditing #LiverHealth
Nutrition plays an important role in supporting children living with biliary atresia, but families can often find it difficult to access reliable, evidence-based information.
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