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THRIVE related activities at EASL Congress 2024

THRIVE is an EU-founded initiative that brings together a strong and multidisciplinary team with 13 partners, from 8 countries, with complementary expertise in liver cancer research and in the use of cutting-edge technologies. The overall aim of the THRIVE project…

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GENIAL related activities at EASL Congress 2024

GENIAL is a pioneering initiative targeting alcohol-related liver cancer (ALD-HCC). Our primary goal is to identify genetic and environmental factors contributing to ALD-HCC risk and unravel how their interactions drive alcohol-related liver carcinogenesis. By pinpointing individuals at risk, GENIAL will…

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MICROB-PREDICT related activities at EASL Congress 2024

22 European institutions join forces in MICROB-PREDICT to improve the prevention and treatment of chronic liver disease (cirrhosis). We aim to identify microbiome-based biomarkers and mechanisms that predict in advance when the body can no longer compensate for the dysfunctional…

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A-TANGO related activities at EASL Congress 2024

A-TANGO strives to increase the survival rate with G-TAK – a novel combinatorial therapy, and to decrease the burden on the national healthcare systems, which is caused by a large percentage of patients who never recover fully and require long-term care.

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LiverScreen related activities at EASL Congress 2024

Liver diseases pose a significant global health challenge, with conditions like liver fibrosis often remaining undetected until they reach advanced stages, leading to severe consequences such as cirrhosis and liver cancer. In response to this pressing issue, the LIVERSCREEN project aims to…

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DECISION related activities at EASL Congress 2024

DECISION strives to better understand the pathophysiology of decompensated cirrhosis leading to acute-on-chronic liver failure (ACLF) at the systems level by taking advantage of already existing large and clinically well-characterized patient cohorts. The ultimate goal is to significantly reduce mortality…

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