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Expert Round-Table To Improve Care

07/07/2026

PSC Support hosted an expert round table to design an ideal NHS PSC care pathway.

Kieron chats PSC and Small Charity week on talkSPORT and Sky Sports

26/06/2026

Kieron Dyer chat PSC and Small Charity Week on talkSPORT and Sky Sports We have some absolutely incredible news to share. England football legend and post-liver transplant PSC patient Kieron Dyer recently went on talkSPORT and Sky Sports to champion our Small Charity Week campaign. He spoke passionately about his personal journey with primary sclerosing…

Groundbreaking PSC Genetics Research – Dr James Sun

25/06/2026

How early-stage seed funding from PSC Support acted as the ultimate springboard, helping Dr James Sun secure a prestigious national fellowship to study the genetic drivers of PSC in unparalleled depth.

Taking the Patient Voice to BSG Live

25/06/2026

PSC Support at the British Society of Gastroenterology annual BSG Live! meeting

Our Small Charity Week Match Fund is live!

22/06/2026

Our Big Give Match Fund is LIVE See your donation doubled today We are thrilled to announce that our Big Give Small Charity Week match fund is officially live! For one week only, you have the opportunity to make twice the impact. Every £1 you donate will be automatically doubled to help us find a…

Predicting PSC with a Multi-Biomarker Model

14/06/2026

New multi-biomarker blood test model predicts transplant-free survival with high accuracy in PSC.

Acute Cholangitis Survey Update

13/06/2026

A global survey reveals how acute cholangitis symptom patterns directly predict recovery times.

May 2026 Research Roundup

11/06/2026

Read the latest PSC news, including some insights from the EASL 2026 research conference.

International Survey Highlights Heavy Burden of Itching and Fatigue on Daily Life with PSC

11/06/2026

A multinational study reveals the profound impact of itching and fatigue on quality of life, highlighting the urgent need for better treatments.

A pilot study reveals blocking the IL-17 pathway is safe and feasible for primary sclerosing cholangitis

11/06/2026

A pilot study reveals blocking the IL-17 pathway is safe and feasible for primary sclerosing cholangitis.