Global study to spur new liver cirrhosis medicines
The FINANCIAL -- The ADVANCE (Accelerating Discovery: Actionable NASH Cirrhosis Endpoints) study will follow 200 patients with cirrhosis – scarring caused by long-term damage of the liver – to uncover why some patients experience liver failure or develop liver cancer. Researchers from the Universities of Edinburgh and Newcastle hope their findings will lead to earlierThe FINANCIAL -- The ADVANCE (Accelerating Discovery: Actionable NASH Cirrhosis Endpoints) study will follow 200 patients with...
Quentin Ansteecoordinator Boehringer Ingelheim Professor Of Experimental Hepatology At Newcastle University Foundation Trustnone University Of Edinburgh University Of Edinburghnone
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