This meet-the-expert session will provide an opportunity for trainees and early career professionals in hepatology to share experiences, insights, and strategies for navigating the career pathway in Hepatology with a focus on those identified as LGBTQ+. T

This session will provide insight into the health education and advocacy roles and opportunities for people living with liver disease and healthcare providers.

This session will review the multidisciplinary management of alcohol-associated liver disease, focusing on the psychosocial aspects of care and de-stigmatization of this disease.

Are you a hepatitis B patient? Do you have a family or know someone living with hepatitis B? Are you interested in learning about clinical trials and how to participate in one? Come join us for an open dialogue among clinicians and patients. We want to he

This session will provide up to date spatial and single cell transcriptomics during liver disease characterized by hepatic fibrosis. AI tools will be discussed with regards to identifying potential therapeutic targets.

We will share the top tips to help liver disease patients optimize their health and well-being.

This session will describe state-of-the-art omic techniques to characterize cholangiocytes biology in various liver diseases.

In this session the learner will be exposed to and gain a better understanding of the role that organoids may play in elucidating disease phenotypes and signaling mechanisms. Both hepatic and bile-derived organoids will be covered in relation to hepatic f

This session will provide patients, caregivers, and healthcare professionals with a comprehensive understanding of MASLD and its impact on patients' lives. The session will feature patient testimonials, expert presentations, and interactive discussions ai

This session is designed to provide patients, caregivers, and healthcare professionals with a comprehensive understanding of liver cancer and its impact on patients' lives. The session will feature patient testimonials, expert presentations, and interacti