ALEH: The Latin American perspective on fighting liver disease
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…
Across generations and fields: EASL members tell their stories
From the very first meeting in Magdeburg in 1966 to our latest flagship Congress in London last June, EASL has grown to be one of the world’s leading associations in Hepatology, counting…
Introducing the new EASL Scientific Committee Members
The International Liver Congress, our flagship event, took place in London last month and drew more than 5,000 delegates all over the world, along with over 2,000 participants online. One of the…
What’s in store for you at ILC 2022?
The International Liver Congress™ is around the corner, and we are all looking forward to it, because this year, the ILC makes its big return onsite at ExCeL in London! Still don’t…
MICROB-PREDICT: Harnessing the gut microbiome to keep acute-on-chronic liver failure at bay
Every year, more than a million people die due to the decompensation of liver cirrhosis and disease progression to acute-on-chronic liver failure (ACLF), while many more are rendered permanently unable to work.…
Closing the gender gap in science: Paths and views from the women in our community
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…
Liver cancer: state of the art with Dr Jean Charles Nault
Liver cancer is the sixth most common cancer and the fourth leading cause of cancer-related deaths worldwide. In Europe, more than 98,000 persons are diagnosed with liver cancer every year, while around…
2021 Retrospective
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Patient Advocacy: When solidarity meets commitment
Since 2020, EASL has been building new opportunities to engage with umbrella patient organisations both at the national and European level. Aiming to share best practices, inspire joint initiatives and activities by…
Meeting again. Finally!
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…
Honouring October as Liver Cancer Awareness Month
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…
Catch up with the NAFLD MOVEment
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…
