Roughly 5,000 liver community stakeholders gathered in London for the 2022 International Liver Congress (#ILC2022,) the first major hepatology Congress to be held in person since the start of the pandemic (smaller, but very valuable, meetings like NASH-TAG, LiverCONNECT and Paris NASH have taken place with an in-person component, but the International Liver Congress and The Liver Meeting have not).
Aleksander Krag and Sven Francque join the Surfers to discuss the upcoming EASL Congress taking place from June 21-24 in Vienna. The group explores the power of poster presentations and why someone should attend the virtual program if they can’t make it in person.
Aleksander Krag and Sven Francque join the Surfers to discuss the upcoming EASL Congress taking place from June 21-24 in Vienna. The group explores 3 “can’t miss” features for different participating parties and how the program was put together.
Aleksander Krag and Sven Francque join the Surfers to discuss the upcoming EASL Congress taking place from June 21-24 in Vienna. The group glances at their topline anticipations of the event and share exciting elements that the audience won’t want to miss.
The Surfers meet Aleksander Krag as he describes his career trajectory to hepatology and serving as the EASL Congress Vice-Secretary. The conversation also features an initial introduction to the EASL Congress 2023 program as Aleksander and Sven Francque describe a meeting that has “never been wider.”
New guest Aleksander Krag joins Sven Francque and the surfers to discuss the upcoming EASL Congress in Vienna.
Program speakers Mazen Noureddin, Sven Francque and Hannes Hagström join Roger Green, on-site from Dublin to review their thoughts and key takeaways immediately after the NAFLD Summit ended. In this conversation From the Vault, the group discusses NITs and what will change between now and when this conference convenes next year.
In an honest discussion with Donna Cryer, Surfing NASH explores the challenges of championing patient-centricity and the importance of allied health as many impending and important decisions come to a head for the NAFLD/NASH community. This final conversation elaborates on the myriad abilities possessed by the patient community which can be deployed to the fight against Fatty Liver diseases.
In an honest discussion with Donna Cryer, Surfing NASH explores the challenges of championing patient-centricity and the importance of allied health as many impending and important decisions come to a head for the NAFLD/NASH community. This conversation places emphasis on what can be done today to support patient needs.
In an honest discussion with Donna Cryer, Surfing NASH explores the challenges of championing patient-centricity and the importance of allied health as many impending and important decisions come to a head for the NAFLD/NASH community. This conversation focuses around what’s required to recruit all stakeholders to recognize the reality of this disease for patients and their needs.
