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Treatment of pruritus in primary biliary cholangitis

Linerixibat, a bile acid transport inhibitor, has shown significant benefits in the treatment of pruritus in primary biliary cholangitis, reducing itching and improving sleep with minimal side effects.

| Fatty liver | News | Treatments
Research of a new drug for fatty liver

A promising new treatment for fatty liver disease has outperformed existing medications like Ozempic and Mounjaro in reducing liver fat, according to a recent study presented at a major liver disease conference.

| Hepatitis B | News | Treatments
Development of a new drug for the treatment of Hepatitis B virus

Hepalatide, used with pegylated interferon-alpha, shows promise for curing chronic hepatitis B by eliminating cccDNA from liver cells, according to early study results presented in a European liver congress.

| Fatty liver | News | Treatments
Efficacy of resmetirom in clinical practice and side effects

Resmetirom is the first approved drug for steatohepatitis, effective in reducing liver fat and fibrosis. Available in the U.S., it awaits approval in Europe due to high cost and limited access.

| Fatty liver | News | Treatments
Efimosfermin-alfa: New drug for fatty liver

Efimosfermin-alfa shows promise as a treatment for fatty liver disease, improving fibrosis and inflammation with monthly dosing, according to early clinical study results.

| Diseases | News | Treatments
Benefits of statins for liver diseases

A JAMA study shows that statins may benefit liver disease patients by lowering liver cancer risk, reducing complications, and improving fibrosis, especially with lipophilic and hydrophilic statins.

| Diseases | Fatty liver | Healthy nutrition
Fatty liver disease prevention

Fatty liver disease prevention involves healthy diets, intermittent fasting, regular exercise, coffee intake, and limiting sugars and saturated fats. These actions help reduce liver fat and disease risk.

| Fatty liver | News
Relationship between fatty liver and kidney and gallbladder stones

Research indicates a potential relationship between fatty liver, kidney stones, and gallstones due to shared metabolic risk factors. More studies are required to validate these findings across different populations.

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Hepatitis C

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Hepatitis E

Hepatitis E is an acute inflammatory disease of the liver that can lead to fulminant hepatitis.

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Cholangitis

It is a chronic progressive liver disease that mainly affects women (90% of cases) from the fourth decade of life.

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Hepatitis B

It is a viral infection of the liver that causes inflammation of the liver and the death of hepatocytes.

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Hidden infection by C virus

Up to 30% of patients with cryptogenic hepatitis can be caused by the seronegative hidden infection by hepatitis C virus (HIC).

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Fatty liver

It is the second cause of liver transplantation in the USA and in the next 10 years is expected to be the first cause. It is a serious illness if it is not treated properly.

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Treatment of pruritus in primary biliary cholangitis

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