New from The Lancet Primary Care - Estimating inequality in alcohol-related liver disease burden in the UK, 2009 to 2020: a population-based study using routinely collected data
https://t.co/9GWp9zBUo4
#LiverTwitter#alcohol#UK
doi: https://t.co/jrVWG2IIjR
Great to share our recent collaborative work from Andy Sharrocks lab using integrative single cell technologies to understand oesophageal adenocarcinoma.
A huge thank you to everyone who joined us at yesterday's dissemination event. It was excellent to see so many of our collaborators together in one place and hear so many interesting discussions across a range of important topics 👏
Why fatty liver disease progresses more rapidly in WOMEN after menopause ?
This important study in @NatureMedicine shows that variations in ESTROGEN receptors play a key role.
https://t.co/zcqfDJg1Ak #livertwitter@lucavalenti75@ebugianesi
The excellent Oliver Street sharing the great work of @ID_LIVER at @innovateuk conference today. Many examples here of the power of industry/academic/NHS collaboration.
#ICYMI last week online @NatRevGastroHep
"Friend or foe? The elusive role of hepatic stellate cells in liver cancer" a #Review article | Read here: https://t.co/M5YIVv6joW
ID LIVER is developing #MachineLearning models that are superior to FIB-4 as a first line stratification tool for #LiverDisease in the community
Huw Purssell gave a fantastic presentation on the final day of #EASLCongress
The research team, led by Dr Varinder Athwal will implement the new technology across @MFTnhs hospitals. The test aims to improve early detection of the third most common cause of cancer death.
🔬 Exciting Findings at #EASLCongress 2023!
Karen Piper Hanley presents groundbreaking research on liver fibrosis at the General Session II. Her study, titled "An Integrative Multi-omic Approach Defines Therapeutic Pathways in Liver Fibrosis," revealed promising insights into altered cell state and chromatin organisation. This innovative approach holds great potential for developing new therapeutic strategies.