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Talk Liver To Me

Conversations Shaping Hepatology

Talk Liver to Me is an EASL podcast designed to offer busy healthcare professionals and researchers flexible, on-demand listening through focused, conversational and accessible discussions on the science, clinical advances and broader issues shaping hepatology today.

Tune in to listen to interviews, debates, expert perspectives, and thematic episodes in a short, engaging, and easy-to-digest format. From breaking scientific developments to career journeys and complex clinical questions, the series aims to inform, educate, inspire, and foster connection across the global hepatology community.

New Talk Liver To Me

Every other Wednesday on EASL Campus, Spotify, Apple Podcasts and Amazon Music

Next Episodes

15 August 2026 18:00 CEST

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Faculty: Cynthia Levy (Moderator), Marco Carbone (Faculty), Bettina Hansen (Faculty), David Jones (Faculty)

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Previous Talk Liver To Me episodes

What Can Be Done to Safeguard Young Adults from SLD?
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Collaborating across disciplines to find the best solution for people living with PBC
Decoding AASLD The Liver Meeting: Trends Shaping Hepatology
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