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EASL has published several reports on liver disease in Europe and is commissioning work on future publications.

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Geneva, June 2023: The aim of this European Association for the Study of the Liver (EASL) policy statement is to: 1. Urge policy-makers to reduce health-related, social and economic harms caused by alcohol by implementing evidence-based policies to reduce alcohol consumption in the general population, and 2. Empower health professionals, especially those working with liver…

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EASL welcomes the initiative of the European Commission to propose actions to increase the uptake of vaccination against the Hepatitis B virus and human papillomaviruses. In its response, EASL calls on the EU Member States to prioritise key actions, especially to upscale HBV vaccination rates, by encouraging Member States to implement stronger national strategies and…

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The European Association for the Study of the Liver (EASL) welcomes the European Commission’s initiative to build an EU Cancer Inequalities Registry and recommends the inclusion of inequalities in liver cancer and in its key causes: liver cirrhosis due to viral hepatitis, alcohol-related liver disease (ARLD), or non-alcoholic fatty liver disease (NAFLD). Around 90% of…

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International organisations representing doctors, cancer patients, young people, researchers, public health and development advocates across Europe issued the Oslo Declaration- a call for policy action to curb alcohol harm.  Europe is the heaviest alcohol consuming region in the world. The burden of alcohol related harms to individuals, families, communities and society is enormous. Half of…

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Geneva, 27 May 2022: In Europe, the number of deaths from liver cancer has doubled in the past 30 years. Screening for liver cancer with an ultrasound examination every six months is an established method to reduce mortality resulting from liver cancer. EASL guidelines recommend that screening for liver cancer is offered to patients with…

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EASL submitted a written statement at the 72nd Session of the WHO Regional Committee for Europe taking place 12- 14 September 2022 in Tel Aviv, Israel. EASL strongly supports the efforts for the prevention and control of Noncommunicable Diseases in the WHO European Region 2016-2025 and asked WHO Europe to incorporate the NAFLD into their…

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