AASLD

01/01/2026

🎉 Happy New Year!
Together, we’re ready to reach new heights in in 2026.

12/30/2025

⏰ Last chance attendees! Tomorrow is the final day to claim your CME credits and access all the sessions on TLMdX.

Claim your credits here: https://bit.ly/3ZLRPLw
Revisit sessions here: https://bit.ly/4ofhHK1

12/29/2025

AASLD’s impact in 2025 was driven by the leadership, expertise, and commitment of our members, volunteers, and professional staff.

Together, our community advanced scientific leadership, strengthened education, shaped public policy and advocacy efforts, expanded global engagement, and brought the field together through The Liver Meeting®.

These accomplishments reflect the power of collaboration across AASLD.
🔹 Explore the AASLD 2025 Year in Review to see how our work moved hepatology forward.
🔹 Celebrate the accomplishments of AASLD’s Special Interest Groups and Committees with our End-of-Year Impact Update.

Thank you for helping strengthen the future of !
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12/29/2025

Embrace new challenges and find purpose in your career when you register to attend this January 13 webinar! Participants will learn how to identify life-changing opportunities, build strong professional relationships, and optimize their career growth as a mid-career professional. Register now. https://bit.ly/45cuoyt

12/26/2025

Co-Editors-in-Chief Elliot B. Tapper, MD, FAASLD, and Carmen Chak-Lui Wong, PhD share exciting science from the December issue of including the development of an algorithm for early identification of , the risk and prognosis of in patients with , Interleukin-18 binding protein protecting against , the liver as a key organ for systemic antimicrobial defense, and much more.

🔗View the latest issue here: https://bit.ly/4sf5gBm

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Co-Editors-in-Chief Elliot B. Tapper, MD, FAASLD, and Carmen Chak-Lui Wong, PhD, share the latest from Hepatology Communications. This issue is packed with e...

12/24/2025

📙 Read the latest Policy Corner from

AI tools may help improve donor–recipient matching and support fairer, more effective decision-making. But risks such as biased data, inconsistent oversight, and limited transparency mean strong governance is essential.

The article highlights six principles that should guide AI use in transplantation: patient-centered care, safety, equity, transparency, accountability, and privacy.

Learn why clear principles are needed now.
🔗 https://bit.ly/4p4CVdT

12/24/2025

That’s a wrap! The 2025 EASL-AASLD Masterclass brought early-career investigators together for three immersive days of learning, collaboration, and career-shaping conversations at the beautiful Château de Bellinglise in France.

12/23/2025

Happy holidays from AASLD!

12/23/2025

Strong science starts with rigorous peer review. Thank you to the 2025 top reviewers of , , and .

12/22/2025

Don’t miss your chance to share your work at AASLD’s 2026 Emerging Topic Conference in Las Vegas, Nevada! We’re encouraging submissions from trainees, early-career investigators, and industry partners with a focus on:

✅MASLD

✅Alcohol-related liver disease

✅PBC

Abstracts are due Monday, Jan. 12. ➡️ https://bit.ly/3MfWFh9

12/22/2025

It’s the people who make unforgettable! Looking back at the conversations, collaborations, and shared discoveries, we’re reminded of the incredible power of our global hepatology community.

12/19/2025

This week, CDC’s Acting Director Jim O’Neill accepted the ACIP’s recommendation to roll back the longstanding universal hepatitis B birth dose despite decades of evidence showing it prevents up to 95% of new infections and saves lives.

For the last several months, AASLD has worked alongside partner societies and mobilized our members to advocate for protecting this critical public health measure. Nearly 1,200 letters were sent to policymakers on this issue alone, making it our most engaged advocacy effort of 2025.

We are grateful to our members for their leadership and engagement. AASLD remains committed to advancing evidence-based policy that protects patients, science, and public health.

Visit AASLD’s Policy Communications page for updates and ways to stay engaged as we go forward: www.aasld.org/policy-communications.