In an ever-evolving digital landscape, staying connected and innovative is essential for advancing hepatology. This interactive session explores how social media and emerging technologies can shape the field, enhance professional collaboration, and improve patient care. The session begins with an overview of AASLD's current digital initiatives including highlights of the Tech and Communication Committees and the emerging Informatics Interest Group. Presenters then take a deep dive into the shifting social media landscape in hepatology, including the migration from Twitter (X) to newer platforms like Bluesky and the growing impact of short video platforms. Discover strategies to maintain a vibrant social media community in hepatology while effectively using these new tools for networking, advocacy, and patient education. Speakers also explore cutting-edge technologies revolutionizing hepatology. From artificial intelligence (AI)-driven diagnostics to smartphone apps and advanced electronic health records (EHR) applications, this presentation highlights the transformative potential of tech innovations in daily clinical practice. The session concludes with an open floor discussion, inviting attendees to share their insights, challenges, and ideas on leveraging digital tools like social media, AI, and other technology applications to better serve AASLD members and communities. 

Join members of the Liver Leaders Council in the Patient Lounge for a meet and greet to learn more about Clinical Trials.

<p>Late Breaking! Join AASLD scientific leaders to discuss the latest AASLD MASLD Practice Guidance update. &nbsp;What has changed? &nbsp;</p>

<p>Presenters: Meena Bansal, MD, FAASLD and the MASLD Guidance Writing Group</p>

Come discuss the science behind the October special issue of Hepatology on cholestatic liver disease with Hepatology Associate Editor Dr. Aliya Gulamhusein. Read the issue here:&nbsp;<a href="https://journals.lww.com/hep/toc/2025/10000">https://journals.lww.com/h… />
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12:45-12:55 PM- Presentation<br />
12:55 PM-1:15 PM- Audience Q&amp;A and Discussion<br />
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This session will be focused on the approach of meeting people where they are and truly understanding the patient community you are trying to reach through grassroots efforts and building trust in a genuine and authentic way to help better understand patients&rsquo; needs and help address them. A large focus will be on using the work Liver Education Advocates is doing within the Hispanic/Latino community and how we are helping to bridge the gaps between patients and healthcare providers with tools, resources and interactions that are culturally relevant.<br />
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<strong>Zoom:</strong> <a href="https://us02web.zoom.us/j/83300040346?pwd=PKME3TnbCPlFuxNdwME7BaCd4anfW…;

Join us for a poster highlight of the top abstracts from the Liver Cell Biology SIG.&nbsp;<br />
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