EASL Podcasts
The EASL Podcast collection brings together Talk Liver to Me, EASL’s exclusive original podcast, alongside educational audio content adapted from EASL Studio, DeepDive webinars, and Policy Dialogues.
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EASL Podcasts
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Talk Liver To Me - What nobody tells you about starting a research group
Early-career researchers and clinician-scientists play a central role in advancing hepatology research and innovation, yet the transition to independence often comes with challenges that extend beyond scientific expertise. Building a research p...
Talk Liver To Me - Global Updates on Hepatitis E: How Should We Manage Acute and Chronic Infection?
Hepatitis E is a globally prevalent infection with diverse clinical manifestations, ranging from self-limiting acute hepatitis to chronic infection in immunosuppressed patients. Its presentation and epidemiology vary significantly between regio...
Talk Liver To Me - MASLD and HFpEF: Do We Need a Shared Treatment Strategy?
Metabolic dysfunction-associated steatotic liver disease (MASLD) and heart failure with preserved ejection fraction (HFpEF) are increasingly recognised as manifestations of a shared cardiometabolic disorder. Driven by overlapping risk factors s...
A joint EASL-ERN RARE-LIVER DeepDive – Wilson’s disease: a 2026 update
The following objectives will be addressed in this EASL Deep Dive episode:Have a profound knowledge of the pitfalls, limitations and difficulty of interpretation of the different tests of copper metabolism and liver copper assessmen...
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Talk Liver To Me - Chasing the perfect SLD preclinical model
Steatotic liver disease (SLD) research relies heavily on preclinical models, yet no single model can fully capture the complexity of human disease. In this episode, we explore the new EASL position paper on preclinical SLD models. From MASLD an...
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