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Though PBC is most common in caucasian women, studies have shown that the disease presents differently in various ethnic groups.

Living with a rare disease doesn’t mean sacrificing your time with family. Here are some tips to help you make time for both.

Though many people with PBC live a long, healthy life, some people’s symptoms may progress until they require palliative care.

Brain fog and memory issues are common in PBC ,but there are ways to keep symptoms at bay.

Primary biliary cholangitis (PBC) is an autoimmune disease, which means those affected by it must take certain steps to protect themselves.

If you are experiencing excessive daytime sleepiness (EDS) and poor quality of sleep due to PBC, there are some things you can do to help.

The importance of the connection between gut health and liver health suggests that good gut microbiota health improves symptoms for people living with PBC.

Medical treatment of primary biliary cholangitis (PBC) aims to slow disease progression. However, the effective management of symptoms such as fatigue, itchy skin, brain fog, stomach and joint pain and jaundice depends largely on adopting and maintaining a healthy diet and lifestyle, including regular physical exercise. While symptoms of PBC are not always present at […]

If you’re living with PBC, you will need to adapt your travel expectations to fit your health and state of mind by planning ahead,

PBC flare-ups can be difficult to manage, but being aware of common triggers can help reduce their frequency and severity.