Information on APASL 2020 in Bali

APASL Official YouTube Channel has been launched!

The APASL official YouTube Channel has been launched! You can watch the highlights of APASL scientific programs. Click on the image below and check it out!

APASL 2020 Bali Second Announcement [IMPORTANT NOTICE]

Reports of World Hepatitis Day(WHD) 2019 from Pakistan

Reports of World Hepatitis Day(WHD) 2019 from India

【World Hepatitis Day in India!】

We've got some pictures from APASL India!

Photos from Empowering People Against Hepatitis or the ‘EMPATHY’ campaign.
“We take the World Hepatitis Day as an opportunity to reach out to several policy makers, public opinion makers, community leaders, etc to spread the awareness about Hepatitis B & C“, says the campaigning organisation.They also sent us a report! Check it out from the link HERE!

Reports of World Hepatitis Day(WHD) 2019 from Turkey

【World Hepatitis Day in Turkey!】

We've got some pictures from APASL Turkey!

Reports of World Hepatitis Day(WHD) 2019 from Thailand

【World Hepatitis Day in Thailand!】

Here's the message from APASL Thailand; "We had cerebrated World Hepatitis Day a week later since July 28 is always a public holiday in Thailand. We had signed MOU with Department of Infection Disease, Ministry of Public Health to offer free hepatitis B and C in almost all public hospitals as well as push for the availability of free SOF/VEL for treatment of all patients in Thailand."

Reports of World Hepatitis Day(WHD) 2019 from Japan

【World Hepatitis Day in Osaka, Japan!】

Initiated by the World Health Organization(WHO), the World Hepatitis Day (WHD) takes places every year on 28 July bringing the world together under a single theme to raise awareness of the global burden of viral hepatitis such as hepatitis B and hepatitis C and to prevent the infection. As a hub of cooperation for the medical care of hepatitis in Osaka, Osaka City University Hospital conducted a variety of activities.

Dr. Norifumi Kawada (president of APASL STC 2020 Osaka) and other specialists answered questions from the participants with advice and comments.

APASL 2020 Bali [IMPORTANT NOTICE]

Hep-I Impact Factor jumped up to 5.49!

SharedIt services: A boon for Authors/Researchers

SharedIt is part of Springer Nature initiative that allows authors to share their research to wider communities by enabling over 200 key media outlets and blogs to link to free-to-read versions of research articles. This media list has been significantly expanded to coincide with the expansion of the initiative across the Springer Nature portfolio. Many on this media list are aimed at the public, including BBC, The Economist, WIRED, The New York Times, as well as leading science bloggers.

Upon publication, corresponding authors are emailed a shareable link to view-only versions of their peer-reviewed research papers. All corresponding authors are sent this link, even those with papers published in open access journals. A stable, shortened URL is made available for published authors to share the full-text access to their paper by using the link http://rdcu.be/p2UW

Enhanced PDF: The link takes the author to a read-only enhanced PDF format of their published paper.

For open-access articles, all readers will be able to download, print and save an enhanced PDF, or to view the full-text HTML version.

For subscription articles, only subscribers will be able to download, print and save an enhanced PDF, or to view the full-text HTML version.

Authors can request shareable links of other research articles that they have authored with most Springer Nature journals by entering the article's DOI into our author portal

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For more Information please visit the SharedIt page on Springernature.com.

APASL 2021 Annual Meeting in Thailand

Dear Colleagues,

Please be informed the Impact Factor of our Official Journal “Hepatology International” is now 5.49!

The Guideline written by Dr. T Kanda has been published!

APASL Guidelines for HCC -”Asia–Pacific clinical practice guidelines on the management of hepatocellular carcinoma: a 2017 update” (Hepatol Int 2017; 11: 317-370)

*This APASL Guideline can be downloaded by clicking below.

APASL Guidelines for HBV -"Asian-Pacific clinical practice guidelines on the management of hepatitis B: a 2015 update" (Hepatol Int 2016; 10:1–98)

*This APASL Guideline can be downloaded by clicking below.

APASL Guidelines for HCV -”APASL consensus statements and recommendation for hepatitis C prevention, epidemiology, and laboratory testing” (Hepatol Int 2016 10:681–701)

*This APASL Guideline can be downloaded by clicking below.

APASL Guidelines for HCV -”APASL consensus statements and recommendation on treatment of hepatitis C” (Hepatol Int 2016 10:702–726)

*This APASL Guideline can be downloaded by clicking below.

APASL Guidelines for Acute-on-chronic Liver Failure -”Acute-on-chronic liver failure: consensus recommendations of the Asian Pacific Association for the Study of the Liver (APASL) 2014” (Hepatol Int 2014; 8: 453-471)

*This APASL Guideline can be downloaded by clicking below.

APASL Guidelines for Fibrosis -”Liver fibrosis: consensus recommendations of the Asian Pacific Association for the Study of the Liver (APASL)” (Hepatol Int 2009; 3: 323-333)

*This APASL Guideline can be downloaded by clicking below.

APASL consensus guidelines on invasive and non-invasive assessment of hepatic fibrosis a 2016 update (Hepatol Int 2017 11:1–30)

*This APASL Guideline can be downloaded by clicking below.

APASL Guidelines for IPH -”Noncirrhotic portal fibrosis/idiopathic portal hypertension: APASL recommendations for diagnosis and treatment” (Hepatol Int 2007; 1: 398-413)

*This APASL Guideline can be downloaded by clicking below.

APASL Guidelines for Variceal Bleeding -”Primary prophylaxis of gastroesophageal variceal bleeding: consensus recommendations of the Asian Pacific Association for the Study of the Liver” (Hepatol Int 2008; 2: 429-439)

*This APASL Guideline can be downloaded by clicking below.

The objective of the fellowship is to foster career development by encouraging the beneficial experience of working in a different clinical or research environment in another country in the Asia-Pacific region. These fellowships provide for advanced training in health and medical research in any country in the Asia-Pacific region and enable fellows to work in a clinical environment or on a research project with nominated advisers. We appreciate your generous contributions and support for these APASL fellowships and look forward to a number of high-quality applications for a 2020 fellowship.

An application form can be downloaded by clicking here: http://apasl.info/applicationform-fellowship.docx Please fill in and send to the APASL secretariat (apasl_secretariat@apasl.info). We are looking forward to receiving your application. There are no restrictions based on nationality. The sponsoring institution with the academic environment to provide adequate support for the proposed project might be suggested by APASL. Application will be reviewed by APASL Committee members. The decisions of the Committee are final and not subject to appeal.