EASL Podcasts
The EASL Podcast collection includes educational podcasts and audio versions of digital EASL offerings. The ASK EASL Podcasts: Ongoing series of educational podcasts. EASL Studio: Your weekly hepatology broadcast news.
Episodes
104 episodes
EASL Studio Podcast: The liver as a master regulator of ageing, health, and longevity
This EASL Studio showcases cutting-edge research elucidating the role of the liver in ageing and exploring its role as a regulator of health and longevity. In particular, the liver’s function in modulating systemic ageing, its ability to buffer...
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Season 7
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Episode 10
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35:56
EASL Studio Podcast: TIPS: How far can we go?
This EASL Studio episode examines the current relevance of Hepatic Encephalopathy (HE) and the roles of hepatologists and interventional radiologists in patient care. The discussion covers technical approaches, patient outcomes, and the expandi...
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Season 7
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Episode 9
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36:16
EASL Studio Podcast: Sarcopenia: Converting research findings into clinical practice - Are we doing enough?
Sarcopenia, defined by a reduction in muscle mass and strength, significantly increases the risk of hospitalisation and mortality in patients with liver cirrhosis. This EASL Studio episode highlights the importance of incorporating sarcopenia a...
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Season 7
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Episode 8
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30:38
EASL Studio Podcast: Alcohol, cardiometabolic risks factors, and steatotic liver disease – From stigma to breakthrough therapies
This EASL Studio episode explores how alcohol worsens liver disease in patients with cardiometabolic risks, the stigma affecting diagnosis and care, and the latest therapeutic advances.Key topics of discussion include:Interac...
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Season 7
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Episode 7
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35:44
EASL Studio Podcast: What’s hot and not in liver transplantation: EASL CPG 2024 update
Join the experts as they explore the new updates to the liver transplantation clinical practice guidelines, and delve into the latest advancement and ongoing challenges faced in this field.Tune in to:Discover cutting-edge tec...
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Season 7
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Episode 6
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44:56
EASL Studio Podcast: Why does WHO engagement with Steatotic Liver Disease matter?
This episode is organised in collaboration with the Healthy Livers, Healthy Lives Coalition.FacultyJeffrey Lazarus (Moderator)Mazen Noureddin (Facult...
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Season 7
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Episode 5
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36:16
EASL Studio Podcast: Is it time to abandon the use of ultrasound for HCC surveillance in MASLD?
This episode explores the latest developments in liver disease, with a focus on metabolic-associated steatotic liver disease (MASLD) and its impact on liver cancer, particularly hepatocellular carcinoma (HCC). The main focus is the emerging rol...
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Season 7
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Episode 4
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49:56
EASL Studio Podcast: Are we relearning how to manage renal dysfunction in cirrhosis?
Renal dysfunction is a significant concern for patients with liver cirrhosis, affecting nearly 50% of those hospitalised and leading to various complications that can reduce survival rates. Recently, the diagnostic criteria for acute kidney inj...
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Season 7
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Episode 1
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38:30
EASL Studio Podcast: Arrivederci Milano, hallo Amsterdam!
Arrivederci Milano, hallo Amsterdam!FacultyAleksander Krag (Moderator)Debbie Shawcross (Moderator)Cyrielle Caussy (Faculty)Ana Lleo (Faculty)Francesco Negro (Faculty)Vlad Ra...
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23:20
EASL Studio Podcast: Education at the heart of EASL’s mission
EASL Studio - Education at the heart of EASL’s missionFacultySven Francque (Moderator)Krista Rombouts (Faculty)Rajeshwar Mookerjee (Faculty)Henning Grønbæk (Faculty)All EASL Stud...
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EASL Studio Podcast: Landmark studies at the EASL Congress 2024
EASL Studio - Landmark studies at the EASL Congress 2024FacultyThomas Berg (Moderator)Rajiv Jalan (Faculty)Verena Keitel (Faculty)Frank Tacke (Faculty)All EASL Studio Podcasts ar...
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45:55
EASL Studio Podcast: SLD nomenclature: Need for refinement?
EASL Studio - SLD nomenclature: Need for refinement?FacultyAleksander Krag (Moderator)Meena Bansal (Faculty)Sven Francque (Faculty)Alexandre Louvet (Faculty)All EASL Studio Podca...
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29:09
EASL Studio Podcast: Exploring new frontiers: The AI liver taskforce initiative
EASL Studio - Exploring new frontiers: The AI liver taskforce initiativeFacultyEric Trépo (Moderator)Tom Lüdde (Faculty)Jakob Kather (Faculty)Raquel Pérez-López (Faculty)All EASL...
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30:39
EASL Studio Podcast: Advances in systemic treatments in liver cancer
EASL Studio - Advances in systemic treatments in liver cancerFacultyJosep Llovet (Moderator)Massimo Iavarone (Faculty)Matthias Pinter (Faculty)Jessica Zucman-Rossi (Faculty)All E...
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EASL Studio Podcast: Buongiorno Milano: What not to miss during EASL Congress
EASL Studio - Buongiorno Milano: What not to miss during EASL Congress.FacultyAleksander Krag (Moderator)Debbie Shawcross (Faculty)Thomas Berg (Faculty)Ahmed Elsharkawy (Faculty)...
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EASL Studio Podcast: What‘s hot in viral hepatitis in 2024?
This session covers a wide range of topics relevant to the current landscape of viral hepatitis, including elimination efforts, resistance to direct-acting antivirals (DAAs), surveillance methods during and after therapy. This talk provides you...
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Season 6
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Episode 15
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50:09
EASL Studio Podcast: Endohepatology: The endoscopic liver gold rush
This insightful discussion is centred on the burgeoning field of endohepatology, where advanced endoscopic techniques revolutionise hepatology practice. With this episode, explore the broad scope of endoscopic procedures (including EUS-guided l...
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Season 6
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Episode 14
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31:16
EASL Studio Podcast: Resmetirom: First approved drug for MASH, for whom and for how long?
This episode explores the approval of resmetirom for NASH, analysing its integration into clinical practice and patient eligibility. The experts also discuss the role of lifestyle interventions alongside resmetirom, the use of biomarkers for pa...
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Season 6
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Episode 13
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35:44
EASL Studio Podcast: Do we care enough about the importance of DILI/DHILI ?
Join us for a critical discussion on the significance of Drug and Herbal & Dietary Supplement-Induced Liver Injury (DHILI). In this episode, the speakers explore the importance of DHILI, assess recent advancements, and deliberate on the obs...
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Season 6
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Episode 12
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38:55
EASL Studio Podcast: Assessment of clinically significant portal hypertension in 2024 – Is it time to say goodbye to invasive measurements?
In this episode, experts explore the shift away from invasive measurements in assessing clinically significant portal hypertension. The speakers address the crucial data needed to enhance the reliability and applicability of these non-invasive ...
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Season 6
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Episode 11
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30:28
EASL Studio Podcast: YI Choice: Citizen science: Societal engagement in hepatology
This episode aims at highlighting the importance of patient and public involvement in research. More precisely, the speakers focus on the importance of involving patients in research, practical steps to involve patients in research, and insight...
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Season 6
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Episode 10
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31:19
EASL Studio Podcast: Therapy hierarchy in HCC: A new kid on the block
This episode centres around an article recently published in the Journal of Hepatology, presenting a new treatment algorithm positioned as an evolution of...
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Season 6
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Episode 9
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40:05
EASL Studio Podcast: Is there a role for measuring blood ammonia in patients with cirrhosis?
In this episode, the faculty review the evidence base for ammonia measurement in patients with cirrhosis, exploring whether hyperammonaemia is indicative of a poor prognosis and if erroneous measurements correlate with the efficacy of ammonia-l...
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Season 6
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Episode 8
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33:41
EASL Studio Podcast: The impact of policy measure in preventing liver diseases: The Hepahealth II study
This episode treats of the Hepahealth II study, which aimed at estimating the impact of policy interventions targeting alcohol and obesity on the incidence of chronic liver disease and primary liver ...
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Season 6
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Episode 7
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31:57
EASL Studio Podcast: Alpha-1-antitrypsin deficiency (AATD): A poster child for genetic therapy
On the eve of the rare disease day, our guests discuss the compelling reasons why AATD stands out as the prime candidate for gene therapy. This talk addresses the pertinence of the subject in the current research landscape and highlight ongoing...
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Season 6
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Episode 6
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35:59