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EHA 2025: Early Detection of Residual Disease Predicts Survival in Multiple Myeloma

In a major study presented at EHA, Noella Collado-Gisbert demonstrated that residual disease kinetics are a strong predictor of survival in multiple myeloma.

EHA 2025: Ellagic Acid Shown to Protect Against Iron-Induced Liver Injury

Recognised with an EHA Young Abstract award, Hangjie Fu’s study reveals that ellagic acid significantly mitigates liver injury caused by iron overload.

Diabetes Linked to Increased Postoperative Risks Following Hysterectomy

Understand how diabetes raises risk of infection and complications post-hysterectomy.

Understanding Childhood Factors in Atopic Dermatitis Development

Discover a study that found that children with early AD were more likely to develop food allergies, whereas those with later onset were more associated with allergic rhinitis.

EuroPCR 2025 Interview: Salvatore Brugaletta

EuroPCR is formally a course rather than a congress. This means that it offers not only clinical science and late-breaking clinical…

Review of the European Association for the Study of the Liver (EASL) Congress 2025

THIS YEAR, the vibrant city of Amsterdam, the Netherlands played host to the European Association for the Study of the…

Our latest hepatology journal

Inside our new issue, discover how EASL leaders Aleksander Krag and Debbie Shawcross are driving global liver health through innovation…

Redefining Diagnosis with Multiparametric Ultrasound

With the increasing global prevalence of steatotic liver disease (SLD), there is a growing demand for fast, accurate, and low-cost…

Neddylation and Hepatic Zonation: Insights Into Liver Metabolism and Diseases

The liver exhibits metabolic zonation, with gene expression and metabolic functions distributed across specific zones along the lobule…

How to Identify MASLD Forms Secondary to Endocrine Derangements

Secondary forms of metabolic dysfunction-associated steatotic liver disease (MASLD) have different pathogeneses, outcomes…