EASL’s engagement with nurses and Allied Health Professionals (AHPs) has been thriving through 2021. Their next contribution for the global liver community is a webinar by the EASL Nurses and AHPs Task Force in which they will be sharing their expertise on managing NAFLD in patients. …
EASL’s International Liver Congress™ (ILC) 2022 will be taking place in London, UK, 6–10 April 2022. Delegates can attend in person or remotely. This first-in-class, international event is running for the 57th time and is the largest annual event on…
Together with 21 international medical societies EASL strongly reaffirms the essential values held by the global community of transplant providers. We stand against any form of barriers in access, knowledge, transition and required training around organ donation. We back the…
On 14 September 2021, EASL, in its role as non-state actor in official relations with the World Health Organization (WHO), provided a joint statement on matters of considerable importance in liver care: primary health care and keeping viral hepatitis elimination clearly on the agenda.
It is with great sadness that EASL announces the passing of Prof. Peter L.M. Jansen, devoted to cholestatic and metabolic liver disease, a longstanding member of the EASL community, and an inspiration to the hepatology community. We send our sincere…
On 16 October 2021, the best of ILC 2021 will be showcased at an online event jointly run by EASL and the Turkish Association for the Study of the Liver (TASL), called the Best of EASL ILC at TASL: Clinical Innovations and Controversies in…
Update 15 September: winners of the competition 1st Prize: Charmaine Matthews She will receive a free registration for the NAFLD Summit + a 1-year EASL membership 2nd Prize: Alina Demyanova She will receive a free registration for the NAFLD Summit…
Dear reader, Since its launch, EASL’s Liver Matters blog has been offering you content that veers away from the strictly scientific aspects of hepatology. We’re bringing you voices and views. We’re paying particular attention to varied voices, stories, and paths…
On 10 July 2021, the Journal of Hepatology published a new free-access EASL Position Paper, titled, “Systemic treatment of hepatocellular carcinoma”, by Jordi Bruix et al.
The International Liver Congress™ gives EASL a golden opportunity to engage with international journalists, reaching media in multiple languages, all over the world. This year was no exception.
