31 May 2021 This European Week Against Cancer, EASL has contributed in many ways to tackling liver cancer: signing a joint-society statement, contributing to a White Paper, and taking part in several webinars.
Every year, on 29 May, we pause to honour World Digestive Health Day: #WDHD2021 This year, the theme is Obesity: An ongoing pandemic. The main goals of the day include providing simple messages for the public, to help them in understanding how obesity…
EASL is thrilled to announce that visitors learning on EASL Campus will be able to gain professional accreditation for at least 18 courses and modules currently on offer. Accreditations are administered by the European Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education (EACCME), an institution of the European Union…
21 April 2021 Thank you to all the fantastic artists who took part in the Love Your Liver patient art competition, sharing their artworks with EASL! They were sobering, humbling, inspiring, frank, and fresh. "Wherever the art of medicine is…
The EASL Nurses & AHPs taskforce is delighted to announce a new initiative. We are looking for “Rising Stars” in our community of liver nurses and Allied Health Professionals. The taskforce recognises that there are many talented liver nurses and…
EASL is inviting you to participate in a study on optimal care in NAFLD, NASH and advanced fibrosis. EASL partnered with AXDEV who will help with the delivery of the project. The aim of the project is to identify factors…
Launching the second round of abstracts for ILC 2021: regular and high-profile, late-breaker abstracts
By launching Liver Matters, EASL aims to serve the community in a fresh and different way, not structured by scientific tracks or fields of expertise. We’ll be offering you content focused on career and lifestyle, tips and tricks for making it in hepatology, profiles of members of our community sharing their stories, and some behind-the-scenes insights on…
EASL is delighted to announce Digital NAFLD Summit 2021, taking place online 16–17 September 2021. The pandemic has disrupted medical associations, but we’re in full force holding engaging, interactive online events keeping the hepatology community both connected and advancing. Let’s join forces to fight liver disease,…
Multidisciplinary approaches to the health sciences are increasingly in demand – calling on multiple disciplines to tackle diseases from bench to bedside, from R&D through to patient care, often in multidisciplinary tumour boards or centres of excellence. Opportunities to publish this cross-cutting research are also…
