New Delhi, July 1 -- Union minister for health and family welfare JP Nadda on Tuesday said that the Institute of Liver and Biliary Sciences (ILBS) in the Capital has emerged as a cornerstone in creating awareness about liver diseases in the country. The minister was speaking at the institute's 10th convocation ceremony during which degrees were conferred upon 36 post-doctoral students, and eight Ph.D. students, across ILBS' various super-specialty academic programmes. Nadda mandated ILBS to develop a national framework for liver disease screening through the Ayushman Arogya Mandirs to facilitate early detection and reduce the burden of chronic liver diseases. Professor SK Sarin, chancellor of the ILBS, said, "During 2025, ILBS treated over ...