Liver Disease Research Review, Issue 6
In this issue:
Integrated clinical and proteomic characteristics analysis for CD with concomitant psoriasis
Self-management programme for fatigue, pain and faecal incontinence in IBD
Vedolizumab in early vs. late CD
SOR102, a TNF and IL-23 inhibitor, for UC
Induction and maintenance etrasimod for moderate-to-severe UC in East Asia
AI analysis of neutrophils to assess UC activity and early response to therapy
Mechanism-based psychological intervention for persistent GI symptoms in UC and IBS
Biologic dose escalation and de-escalation in IBD
VARSITY trial outcomes for low endoscopic burden but active histology vs. ‘conventional’ mild–moderate UC
Infliximab rescue concentrations and clearance for predicting outcomes in acute severe UC
Expert contributor
Associate Professor Steven Bollipo
Associate Professor Steven Bollipo is currently a Senior Staff Specialist Gastroenterologist & Hepatologist at John Hunter Hospital, Newcastle where he was the Director of Gastroenterology & Endoscopy from 2009 to 2025. His current interests include rural outreach liver clinics and research in liver cancer. He is the Chair of Hunter Postgraduate Medical Institute. He is […]
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