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Hepatology & Liver Disease
Hepatology in 2027 is defined by the first FDA-approved MASH therapy — resmetirom (THR-beta agonist) following MAESTRO-NASH — and the rapid expansion of GLP-1 and dual agonists (semaglutide ESSENCE, survodutide, tirzepatide) into metabolic liver disease. HCV elimination programs are being benchmarked against WHO 2030 targets, while HBV functional cure pipelines (siRNA bepirovirsen, capsid assembly modulators) advance through phase 3. The track also covers BAVENO VII portal hypertension, normothermic machine perfusion expanding the DCD donor pool, and acute-on-chronic liver failure stratification.
Topics covered in this session
- Resmetirom and the MAESTRO-NASH biopsy endpoints
- GLP-1 and dual agonists in MASH: ESSENCE, survodutide phase 3
- HBV functional cure: bepirovirsen siRNA and capsid inhibitors
- BAVENO VII: non-selective beta-blockers and CARENA data
- Normothermic and hypothermic machine perfusion in DCD livers
- HCC surveillance and systemic therapy (atezolizumab/bevacizumab, durvalumab/tremelimumab)
- Acute-on-chronic liver failure: CLIF-C scoring and transplant timing
Other Sessions
Explore the full GCGD 2027 program
- 01Inflammatory Bowel Disease
- 03Endoscopy & Interventional GI
- 04GI Oncology
- 05Functional GI & Motility
- 06Gut Microbiome
- 07Pediatric Gastroenterology
- 08Nutrition & Celiac Disease
- 09AI in GI
- 10Eosinophilic Esophagitis
- 11Gastric & Esophageal Cancer
- 12Pancreatic Disease
- 13Biliary & Liver Surgery
- 14Therapeutic Endoscopy
- 15Bariatric & Metabolic Endoscopy
- 16Fatty Liver Disease (MASH)
- 17Viral Hepatitis
- 18GI Bleeding
- 19Diverticular Disease
- 20Colon Polyps & Screening
- 21Helicobacter pylori
- 22GERD & Reflux Disease
- 23Achalasia & Motility
- 24Anorectal Disorders
- 25Small Bowel Disease
- 26Mesenteric Disease
- 27IBS & Functional Pain
- 28Cystic Fibrosis & GI
- 29Geriatric GI
- 30Women's GI Health
- 31Tropical GI Disease
- 32Liver Transplantation
- 33GI Imaging
- 34Capsule Endoscopy
- 35Health Equity in GI