In this session, presenters will explore emerging research on alcohol-associated liver disease (ALD), with a focus on severe alcohol-associated hepatitis (SAH). The session will highlight long-term outcomes following hospitalization and early liver transplantation for SAH, as well as introduce a novel therapeutic approach to its treatment. Additionally, it will examine a newly identified genetic risk modifier for ALD and investigate the potential influence of cannabis use on disease risk. Together, these abstracts aim to deepen understanding of disease mechanisms, treatment strategies, and risk factors in ALD.
Reverse Transcriptase Inhibitors Are Associated with Reduced Liver-Related Complications in AUD: Establishing a Pathogenic Role of Endogenous Retroviruses in AH and ALD
Maddie Kubiliun, MD, MPH
, Abstract Presenter
Hepatitis
Objectives
Describe long-term outcomes following hospitalization and early liver transplant for severe alcohol-associated hepatitis
Discuss the potential for cannabis use as a risk modifier in ALD