As #liverdisease rates continue to rise, the need for earlier detection and coordinated care is more urgent than ever.
AASLD’s new Liver Care for Frontline Clinicians program equips primary care and other non-specialty healthcare professionals with practical, evidence-based resources to improve liver disease outcomes. #WorldMASHDay#FattyLiverDay
Learn more: bit.ly/4xsX9ni
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📗 @HEP_Journal
Potentially practice-changing for patients with #MASLD and #type2diabetes, this study found that a #GLP-1 receptor agonist–SGLT-2 inhibitor combination was associated with a lower risk of major adverse liver and cardiovascular outcomes compared with either therapy alone.
The study also highlights an innovative use of emulation trial methodology to evaluate potential clinical efficacy in the absence of prospective randomized trials.
Read the article here ➡️ bit.ly/4e9OME9
🎉 Join us in celebrating the #AASLD 2026 Distinguished Award recipients!
Learn more about their remarkable contributions and accomplishments in #hepatology: bit.ly/4vzuhrN
Efficacy and Safety of Carvedilol in Cirrhosis Patients... : Official journal of the American College of Gastroenterology | ACG journals.lww.com/ajg/abstrac…
Barriers and Facilitators of Alcohol Use Disorder Treatment ... : Official journal of the American College of Gastroenterology | ACG journals.lww.com/ajg/fulltex…
Need to encourage more high quality liver transplant research @EASLedu#EASLcongress. It’s the reason many hepatologists went into their field of medicine
Presented at #EASL:
In two phase 3 trials, 19% of patients with chronic hepatitis B infection had a functional cure with the antisense oligonucleotide bepirovirsen, 24 weeks after stopping all HBV treatment; functional cure was not seen with placebo. Full results of the B-Well 1 and B-Well 2 trials: nej.md/4fKe9ib
Editorial: A Major Step toward a Cure for Hepatitis B Infection nej.md/4o31etZ]
@EASLnews
ALT Graphs illustrating study outcomes for bepirovirsen versus placebo. Graph A presents the primary outcome for patients with baseline HBsAg levels <3000 IU/ml. Graph B illustrates the key secondary outcome for patients with baseline HBsAg levels <1000 IU/ml. Both graphs indicate p-values <0.001.
📜 Preemptive TIPS — Baveno VIII
🗣️ M. Rudler | #EASLCongress
🔬 72h 🪟 is open! Up to 14 d CPC / 7 d CPB — no MELD futility cut-off
💡 pTIPS preferred in AVB from GOV2/IGV1
🍺 Severe AH: No futility criteria if pTIPS criteria met
🧠 Consider LT in refractory OHE after pTIPS
🧫 Infection & HE in cirrhosis
🗣️ T. Thévenot | #EASLCongress
🔬 Rifaximin & cotrimoxazole (ASEPTIC trial) for 1 PF SBP prophylaxis → no benefit — Baveno VIII agrees
⚠️ Antibiotic prophylaxis in GI bleeding also questioned in Child-Pugh A pts
💡 Future: albumin, probiotics & FMT
🧫 New multisociety consensus on PSVD
🗣️ L. Elkrief | #EASLCongress
🔬 PSVD & NCPF now interchangeable
⚠️ Biopsy mandatory | can be diagnosed WITHOUT portal hypertension
💡 First globally endorsed framework (EASL/AASLD/APASL/ALEH)
🔗 journal-of-hepatology.eu/art…
📜 Anticoagulation for PVT in cirrhosis
🗣️ N. Riva |
💡 Treat based on: LT candidacy, thrombus extension & cirrhosis severity
🔬 DOACs in cirrhosis:
✅ Child A → all DOACs OK
⚠️ Child B → apixaban/edoxaban with caution, avoid rivaroxaban
❌ Child C → avoid all DOACs