Liver Cirrhosis
Now Enrolling
Liver cirrhosis is a serious and progressive condition that occurs when healthy liver tissue is replaced by scar tissue, leading to severe complications and, in many cases, life-threatening outcomes. Because the liver plays a vital role in filtering toxins, producing essential proteins, and supporting overall health, damage to it should never be ignored. Liver disease is not only severe—it is a condition that demands attention, awareness, and timely medical care. Everyone should take liver health seriously, be concerned about risk factors, and seek proper evaluation and treatment when needed.
Early Stages of Liver Cirrhosis
Liver cirrhosis does not develop overnight—it often begins with earlier stages of liver disease that gradually worsen over time. Conditions such as fatty liver (NAFLD, NASH, or MASH) can cause inflammation and damage to the liver. Over time, this ongoing injury can lead to fibrosis, where scar tissue starts replacing healthy tissue. If left untreated, fibrosis can progress into cirrhosis, a much more severe and often irreversible stage of liver damage.
That is why it is important to study not only patients with confirmed cirrhosis but also those who may have earlier forms of liver disease. By enrolling volunteers at different stages—from fatty liver to advanced scarring, we can better understand how the disease develops and work toward more effective treatments.
Who Can Participate?
You may qualify if you meet the following criteria:
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Are you 18 to 75 years old?
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Has your doctor diagnosed you with fatty liver (such as MASH, NASH, or NAFLD) not caused by alcohol or hepatitis?
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Has your doctor ever diagnosed you with liver cirrhosis confirmed by biopsy?
Why Participate?
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Access to study-related medical evaluations and care
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Contribute to the advancement of liver disease research
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Possible compensation for your participation
Next Steps
If you think you may qualify and are interested in learning more, please fill out the form below. A member of our research team will contact you with additional details.
Take the next step today—join our clinical research study on liver cirrhosis, receive study-related care at no cost, and be compensated for your time while helping advance medical research.