World Liver Day observed globally on 19 April

World Liver day is observed on the 19 April every year to spread awareness about the second largest organ in the body. The liver is the second largest and the most complex organ in the body, with the exception of the brain. Liver diseases can be caused by hepatitis A, B, C, alcohol and drugs. Viral Hepatitis occurs due to consumption of contaminated food and water, unsafe sexual practices and drug abuse.

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Why is the Liver important?

Fights infections and illness
Regulates blood sugar
Removes toxic substances from the body
Controls cholesterol levels
Helps blood to clot
Makes many of the body’s essential proteins
Releases bile and aids in digestion
Responsible for manufacturing cholesterol and triglycerides
Breaks down medications and drugs, including alcohol
Breaks down insulin and other hormones in the body

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