Post by Takeda

Often overlooked, but always essential, the liver quietly powers more than 500 vital functions—filtering blood, supporting immunity, fueling digestion and even regenerating itself. However, for individuals with alpha‑1 antitrypsin deficiency-associated liver disease—an underdiagnosed inherited condition—a buildup of mutated Z-AAT protein in the liver can cause chronic damage over time, reducing the liver’s ability to function and repair itself. This #WorldLiverDay, we’re raising awareness of this powerful organ and the need for timely diagnosis of inherited liver diseases to help improve outcomes for those affected. Learn more about how the liver functions from World Liver Day: https://lnkd.in/eppgp3fm