Maternal obesity increases the chance of liver cancer in offspring for generations
Scientists have identified a microRNA in obese mouse mothers that may increase the odds of liver cancer in their offspring throughout multiple generations, report scientists in the Journal of Hepatology. Amsterdam, June…
Explore the Metabolism, Alcohol and Toxicity track programme for The Digital ILC 2020
EASL has been actively working to beat liver disease, including NAFLD & NASH, through its schools and key event, the NAFLD Summit. EASL has also developed a Policy Statement on the measures…
NAFLD in pregnancy increases risks for mother and baby
Women with non-alcoholic fatty liver disease (NAFLD) should receive preconception counselling on increased maternal and infant risks, while pregnant mothers may benefit from evaluation by a high-risk obstetrics team, recommend scientists in…
Registration is now open for the Digital International Liver Congress™ 2020
Be a part of this innovative and engaging digital event for the liver community to connect and learn via cutting-edge content. Enjoy three days of immersive and lively exchanges at the Digital…
EASL members’ General Assembly goes digital
The EASL members' General Assembly, usually held within the framework of the International Liver Congress™, will take place as an online meeting on Monday, 29 June 2020 at 17:00–19:00 CET. The General…
