LiverTox is a free website that helps doctors and regular people understand which medicines might hurt the liver, using science-backed info so no one gets confused.

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LiverTox: An online information resource and a site for case report submission on drug‐induced liver injury

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2014 Jul

This study shows that LiverTox is a free online tool that helps doctors and scientists understand which medicines can hurt the liver — and since it’s open to everyone, it also helps regular people learn about risky drugs.

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LiverTox: An online information resource and a site for case report submission on drug‐induced liver injury

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DOI: 10.1002/cld.388

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LiverTox is a free website run by the U.S. government that tells doctors and regular people what medicines, vitamins, or herbal remedies might hurt the liver, how they do it, and what to expect — all backed by real medical studies.

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LiverTox is a tool that helps doctors report when a medicine hurts the liver; it asks them to fill out a simple form with key info, then automatically figures out how likely the medicine caused the problem and saves all the reports to help spot dangerous drugs.

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LiverTox is a living website that keeps getting better with new info about which drugs can hurt your liver, and it lets anyone suggest fixes or additions to make sure the info is right.

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LiverTox is a free online tool that pulls together all the official info about drugs that can hurt your liver—like their labels, chemical makeup, and research studies—so doctors and patients can easily find trustworthy info in one place.

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