Healthy Livers, Healthy Lives Coalition
About
Healthy Livers, Healthy Lives brings together leading liver societies, AASLD, ALEH, APASL, EASL, and SOLDA to drive coordinated action on liver health worldwide.
Uniting expertise across clinical care, public health, and policy, the coalition provides a platform for collaboration on issues of global importance where a shared voice can accelerate meaningful change. Building on years of leadership in MASLD, the coalition continues to evolve to address emerging liver health priorities and advance better outcomes for people around the world.
Partner societies
Vision and mission
Our Vision
A world free of liver diseases
Our Mission
To mobilise action for liver diseases
Our Goal
Reducing the prevalence of liver diseases worldwide
Priorities
- Grow the HLHL coalition
Set an ambitious agenda for the coming years, and engage other organisations and stakeholders - Research Roadmap
Dissemination and development of strategies on how to implement the roadmap’s priorities in practice
- Global Advocacy
Engagement with WHO and towards a better integration of liver health in the global health policy agenda - EU approach to non-communicable disease
Influence the EU policies for better integration of liver diseases
Steering Committee members
Projects
World Liver Day
International health days play a vital role in raising awareness for major health issues such as chronic liver diseases. World Liver Day, happening annually on 19 April, strives to promote prevention campaigns, improve screening strategies, and increase access to timely and effective treatment.
WHA Side Events
Healthy Livers, Healthy Lives Coalition convenes high-level side events alongside the World Health Assembly, bringing together policymakers, Permanent Mission representatives, WHO officials, clinical experts, patient advocates, and people affected by liver disease.
Wilton Park
In October 2022, the Coalition brought together more than 40 global experts at Wilton Park to shape the future response to SLD. The meeting focused on developing a research and action roadmap to guide progress over the coming decade, while fostering a collaborative community of leaders committed to addressing this major and often overlooked public health challenge.