Hannes Hagström
@liverepi.bsky.social
Professor in gastroenterology and hepatology @KarolinskaInst. Adjunct editor @JInternMed. Interest in liver disease, especially MASLD/MASH, public health, epidemiology.
New research letter from our newest group member PhD-student Merle Roeren et al in @jhepatology.bsky.social . We use data on liver tests in patients with type 2 diabetes to examine how screening with FIB4 would play out IRL... (continued.)
February 20, 2025 at 8:24 AM
New research letter from our newest group member PhD-student Merle Roeren et al in @jhepatology.bsky.social . We use data on liver tests in patients with type 2 diabetes to examine how screening with FIB4 would play out IRL... (continued.)
New from us: Comparing rates of decompensation/HCC in patients with ALD and MASLD cirrhosis using register data. Quite similar! pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/39952814/ Thanks to first author Joost Boeckmans and the rest of the team. #liversky #MASLD #ALD @ki.se
February 16, 2025 at 7:04 PM
New from us: Comparing rates of decompensation/HCC in patients with ALD and MASLD cirrhosis using register data. Quite similar! pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/39952814/ Thanks to first author Joost Boeckmans and the rest of the team. #liversky #MASLD #ALD @ki.se
New paper from us: onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/...
Consequences of alcohol often come hand in hand. Here, we show that around 10% of patients with alcohol-related liver disease at some point in their lives will also be diagnosed with acute pancreatitis.
Consequences of alcohol often come hand in hand. Here, we show that around 10% of patients with alcohol-related liver disease at some point in their lives will also be diagnosed with acute pancreatitis.
December 10, 2024 at 1:06 PM
New paper from us: onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/...
Consequences of alcohol often come hand in hand. Here, we show that around 10% of patients with alcohol-related liver disease at some point in their lives will also be diagnosed with acute pancreatitis.
Consequences of alcohol often come hand in hand. Here, we show that around 10% of patients with alcohol-related liver disease at some point in their lives will also be diagnosed with acute pancreatitis.