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Understanding Clinical Trials in MASLD

Reviewed byJo Morgan, Nurse Consultant, Hepatology Clinical Research, RAHDr. Damien Harding, Consultant Gastroenterologist & Hepatologist, LMHLibby Cagney, Clinical Trials Manager Hepatology, FMC MASLD (Metabolic Associated Steatotic Liver Disease) – also …

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While We Wait for a Hepatitis B Cure – Screen More, Treat More, Treat Earlier

The hepatitis B virus (HBV) is notoriously hard to get rid of. The virus embeds its covalently closed circular DNA (the cccDNA) in the liver, integrating itself into the host …

On the Ground – Great New Location for Uniting Communities U City NSP

by Carol Holly In early September, Uniting Communities, and its partner agencies and supporters, celebrated the opening of a new ground floor space within the Uniting Communities U City site …

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Living with Hepatitis

My Health Record: BBV results now recorded by default

Recent changes to the processing of pathology reports for My Health Record has elevated the importance of pre-test counselling around implications of test results, where to go for further information, …

In Our Library: Post Cure – life after hepatitis C

The long-awaited direct-acting antivirals have had significant benefits, with those cured facing much better outcomes than people who have not been treated. However, a number of challenges threaten to undermine the …

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Policies & Research

UK Shows the Power of Opt-Out Testing

Thousands of Britons have been found to have been living with previously undiagnosed hepatitis and HIV under a new testing system recently introduced in accident and emergency departments by the …

Pig-to-Human Liver Transplant Shows Mixed Success

Part of a liver from a genetically engineered pig has been transplanted into a living human recipient, who then survived a further six months before dying from repeated upper gastrointestinal …

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In Our Library: Resource Highlights, August 2025

HepSA Library August acquisition highlights: Peer Workforce Framework, If Hepatitis Was 100 People, NSP Research and more… Click on the images to access or view all resources added in the last month. …

In Our Library: Resource Highlights, July 2025

HepSA Library July acquisition highlights: HCV treatment uptake, HCV elimination, POC testing and more… Click on the images to access, or view all resources added in the last month. Monitoring hepatitis C …

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Issue 107

November 2025

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