LiverTree™ eLearning Portal
The LiverTree™, the official e-learning portal of EASL, offers a wide range of educational content, including educational webcasts, accredited courses, eSeries, case studies, learning quizzes, video podcasts, documents, congress materials and much more to discover.
EASL and UEG join forces on the occasion of World Digestive Health Day
On Wednesday, 29th May, EASL and UEG joined forces to mark World Health Digestive Day with an event in Brussels. World Digestive Health Day 2013 has for theme "LIVER CANCER: Act Today. Save Your Life Tomorrow. Awareness. Prevention. Detection. Treatment." Following the well-attended event EASL and UEG issued a joint press statement emphasising the importance of prioritising liver disease research.
The Burden of Liver Disease in Europe - Literature Review
A review of 260 epidemiological studies published in the last 5 years to survey the current state of evidence on the burden of liver disease in Europe and its causes.
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