Cirrhosis in North American Women on the Rise, Trend Especially Worrisome in Young Women
Media Contact: Caroline Laurin
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ALEXANDRIA, VA – Data from a new study presented...
AASLD Foundation Announces Funding of Over $2.2 Million in Research and Career Development Awards, Abstract Awards, and Emerging Liver Scholars Program
Alexandria, VA – The American Association for the Study of Liver Diseases (AASLD) Foundation, the largest private supporter of...
Hepatology Communications Editorial Fellowship
Hepatology Communications, AASLD’s online Open Access journal, is seeking candidates who are interested in a year-long Editorial...
Combined Glecaprevir and Pibrentasvir Found Highly Effective in Chronic Hepatitis C Patients Who Have Failed Other Therapies
Media Contact: Caroline Laurin
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San Francisco – Data...
Joint Gi Society Message: Racism, Social Injustice and Our Pledge To Lead Change
Dear Colleagues:
The United States is experiencing the tragic consequences of racism.
As health care providers, we have...
Weight-Loss Surgery Effectively Reduces Weight and Lowers Risk of Post- Liver Transplant Complications in Obese Patients
Media Contact: Caroline Laurin
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San Francisco –...
More Women Diagnosed With HCV During Pregnancy, but Many Infants Still Not Tested Despite Recommendations From Leading Health Organizations
Media Contact: Caroline Laurin
Phone: (703) 299-9766
Email: media@aasld.org
Alexandria, VA – Data from a new study presented...
Pregnant Women With Cirrhosis Have Low Levels of Liver Decompensation Within a Year of Delivery
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Boston – Data from a...
Long-Term Management of the Pediatric Liver Transplant
Pediatric Liver Transplantationhas dramatically changed the prognosis for many infants and children with liver failure and metabolic disease. As survival increases, long-term maintenance resources exceed perioperative care requirements.
Child hepatitis of unknown origin may be due to insufficient understanding of adenovirus pathogenicity
Yong Qi, Wenping Gong – 5 June 2022