In September 2022, our sister society ALEH, organised its flagship conference in Buenos Aires, Argentina. We had the opportunity to attend the conference to represent EASL and to ask a few questions to some members of the ALEH’s leadership. From…
Gender Equality Month happens every March, and in celebration, the UN has underlined the importance of achieving gender equality and empowerment of all women and girls1 by enshrining this goal in its 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development. Unfortunately, despite upswell…
After a year and half without face-to-face events, due to COVID-19, EASL celebrated its big return to onsite events with the Monothematic Conference: Bleeding, Thrombosis, and Vascular Liver Diseases, organised 7-9 October 2021 in Geneva. This hybrid event was a…
More than 800,000 people died from liver cancer in 2020, making liver cancer the third most common cause of cancer death globally. In Europe, more than 98,000 persons are diagnosed with liver cancer every year, while around 89,000 die from…
Last week, EASL organised its Digital NAFLD Summit 2021. In this week's article, we offer you to catch-up with this major event related to the fight against the NAFLD and to provide you some recipes to continue to be an…
After a short summer break, the EASL blog, Liver Matters: Voices and views from our community is back! Whether you’re still travelling or just about to lay down to sunbath, we have gathered some entertaining and thought-provoking ideas that might positively impact…
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