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  • The main highlights of 2023 AASLD Annual Meeting

    2024.02.18
  • How can patients perceive and actively manage MASLD on their own?

    2024.02.18
  • Current treatment status and challenges for intermediate and advanced stage HCC

    2024.02.18
  • The mechanism of tumor microenvironment affecting the occurrence and development of HCC

    2024.02.18
  • The worldwide prevalence trend of MASLD

    2024.02.18
  • IAS 2023 | South African study indicates that HIV male patients have a greater likelihood of achieving virological remission than females.

    In the recent 12th International AIDS Society (IAS) HIV Science Conference (IAS 2023), a research study from South Africa found that, despite seldom adhering to antiretroviral therapy (ART), 5 male children who were born with HIV still maintained undetectable viral loads. Researchers believe that due to innate immunological gender differences, boys might have a better…

    2024.02.18
  • What is the association between the microbiome and autoimmune liver diseases?

    <Hepatology Digest>: What role does microbiomics play in the pathogenesis of autoimmune liver diseases? What current research findings have revealed the association between the microbiome and autoimmune liver diseases?

    2024.02.18
  • IAS 2023 | Thymosin α1 Therapy for HIV Immunological Non-responders: A Single-arm Clinical Study

    As HIV treatment enters the post-ART era, drug side effects and complications have become significant factors affecting the quality of life for patients. Approximately 20% of patients, after 1-2 years of treatment, have viral loads below the detectable limit, but their CD4 cell count remains below normal levels, leading to poorer clinical outcomes.

    2024.02.18
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