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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. Stay informed with expert insights, practical discussions, and the latest knowledge in hepatology — anytime, anywhere.

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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 regions, in... more

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 such as... more

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 assessments

• Be able t... more

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 and MetA... more

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Recent Guests

Mathias Heikenwälder
M3 Research Center Director and Department Head
German Cancer Research Center (DKFZ)
Episode: Talk Liver To Me - Chasing the perfect SLD preclinical model
Suchira Gallage
Junior Group Leader
M3 Research Center, University of Tübingen
Episode: Talk Liver To Me - Chasing the perfect SLD preclinical model
Heinz Zoller
Professor of Hepatology at University Hospital in Innsbruck, Austria
University Hospital Innsbruck
Episode: Talk Liver To Me - Haemochromatosis in 2026: Who Needs Testing and Who Needs Treatment?
John Ryan
Professor of Hepatology at Beaumont Hospital, Dublin, Ireland
Beaumont Hospital
Episode: Talk Liver To Me - Haemochromatosis in 2026: Who Needs Testing and Who Needs Treatment?
Matthew Armstrong
Hepatologist and honorary professor leading liver transplant program in Birmingham
University of Birmingham / Liver Transplant Program
Episode: Talk Liver To Me - Liver Transplantation: Rise of the machines
Jeroen de Jonge
Liver transplant surgeon and associate professor of transplant surgery
Erasmus Medical Center
Episode: Talk Liver To Me - Liver Transplantation: Rise of the machines
Alastair O'Brien
Hepatologist, Royal Free, London
Episode: Talk Liver To Me - Spontaneous Bacterial Peritonitis: Time to Rethink the Rules?
Bogdan Procopet
Hepatologist, University of Medicine in Iași (likely), Romanian contributor on SBP topic
Episode: Talk Liver To Me - Spontaneous Bacterial Peritonitis: Time to Rethink the Rules?
Manuel Romero-Gómez
Head of Liver and GI Department
Sevilla University Hospital
Episode: Talk Liver To Me - World Liver Day: Making Lifestyle Change Possible

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Sarwa Darwish Murad
Host of Talks Liver to Me with involvement in EASL-related programs

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Talk Liver To Me - Chasing the perfect SLD preclinical model
Q: So why should they care about which preclinical model is used before a drug enters clinical trials?
Characterization of models is crucial because the chosen model determines which clinical features are investigated, how data will be interpreted, and whether the findings will translate to humans; using the right model safeguards the relevance of downstream experiments and decisions.
Talk Liver To Me - Haemochromatosis in 2026: Who Needs Testing and Who Needs Treatment?
Q: What are the practicalities and intervals for venesection?
Initiate with weekly phlebotomies to drop ferritin to 50–100, then move to maintenance aiming below 100, adjusting frequency (roughly 4–6 times per year, but individualized) and monitoring Hb to avoid anemia, with attention to comorbidities and potential occult cancers in older patients.
Talk Liver To Me - Haemochromatosis in 2026: Who Needs Testing and Who Needs Treatment?
Q: How do you interpret C282Y heterozygosity or compound heterozygosity?
C282Y heterozygosity alone often requires reassurance, as it may not explain iron overload; compound heterozygosity requires looking for additional causes and risk factors since the genotype alone does not fully explain the phenotype, though there may be small incremental iron loading in the liver.
Talk Liver To Me - Haemochromatosis in 2026: Who Needs Testing and Who Needs Treatment?
Q: What should trigger genetic testing beyond ferritin and TSAT thresholds?
Elevated iron parameters are the usual entry point, but MRI findings suggesting iron overload (e.g., liver iron on specialized sequences) or MRI/biopsy results showing hepatic iron storage can prompt genotyping, especially when non-iron-related causes are being considered.
Talk Liver To Me - Haemochromatosis in 2026: Who Needs Testing and Who Needs Treatment?
Q: Who should we test for hemochromatosis, and who should we treat?
Testing should start with elevated transferrin saturation (TSAT) and ferritin, followed by HFE genetic testing when two abnormal readings are present; relatives with homozygous HFE variants should be offered testing, and treatment with venesection is advised for anyone with iron overload, aiming to prevent progression and organ damage.

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This show covers cutting-edge hepatology topics through expert-led discussions, case-based sessions, and guideline updates. Recent episodes span liver transplantation innovations such as machine perfusion and xenotransplantation, practical management of spontaneous bacterial peritonitis, updates to autoimmune hepatitis and hepatitis B guidelines, and nuanced approaches to hepatocellular carcinoma, portal hypertension, and palliative care in advanced liver disease. A standout pattern is the blend of multidisciplinary clinical guidance with policy- and ethics-forward considerations, plus a consistent emphasis on real-world applicability for clinicians, researchers, and program leads. Listeners typically gain actionable takeaways for patient c... more

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