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More NewsVeselina has had AIH since the age of three
Please watch our new video describing Veselinas path and experience with the right treatment of her diagnosis.
Open Call for CPMS Helpdesk Fellows
We are pleased to announce an Open Call for all ERN RARE-LIVER members to propose a fellow within their institution to be part of the ERN RARE-LIVER CPMS Helpdesk team. The aim is to include three different young fellows from three different member centres, and to have both paediatric and adult representation.
ERN RARE-LIVER call for workshops in 2025 is now open
The ERN RARE-LIVER plans to fund workshops of disease working groups and other initiatives in 2025.
Launch of JARDIN Website
JARDIN is a Joint Action (JA) created to achieve the integration of European Reference Networks (ERNs) into National Healthcare Systems.
ERN RARE-LIVER Members' Meeting 23 + 24 January 2025
Save the date for our Members’ Meeting in Barcelona on 23 + 24 January 2025.
OCALIVA Withdrawal - ERN RARE-LIVER Statement
On 28 June 2024, the European Medicines Agency (EMA) recommended revoking Ocaliva’s marketing authorization, citing that its risks outweigh the benefits.
Tips how to take medication regularly
These tips are a team effort by Aida Regi Cosculluela and Dr Wiebke Papenthin,
named patient representatives of the ERN RARE-LIVER Wilson working group and the ERN Youth Panel.
Scientific News
More Scientific NewsFor Physicians: New ERN RARE-LIVER Survey on Alcohol Use
ERN RARE-LIVER has constructed the survey “Counselling Young Adults With Liver Disease On Alcohol Use”. The survey will be open until 8 September, 2024. It consists of max. 10 pages and it will take 10 to 15 minutes to respond.
Open letter to the European Commision
The rare disease community comes together in calling on the EU institutions and our national governments to stand by the European Reference Networks.
COST ACTION EURO-VALDI-NET accepted
Congratulations to Pierre-Emmanuel Rautou and colleagues for their successful COST Action application! 134 researchers from 27 countries put together the EURO-VALDI-NET project on vascular liver diseases.