PO-2 | Exploring the Role of Gut Microbiota in Liver Health and Disease | Benjamin Evergreen | Received |
PO-3 | Targeting Hepatocellular Carcinoma: Novel Therapeutic Strategies | Olivia Sterling | Received |
PO-4 | Unraveling the Molecular Mechanisms of Liver Fibrosis | Lucas Winterbourne | Received |
PO-5 | Harnessing the Power of Nanomedicine for Liver Disease Management | Emily Fairchild | Received |
PO-6 | Impact of Lifestyle Factors on Liver Function: Insights from Epidemiological Studies | Ethan Ravenscroft | Received |
PO-7 | Immunotherapy in Hepatitis: Current Trends and Future Directions | Isabella Nightingale | Received |
EP-8 | Deciphering the Genetic Basis of Non-alcoholic Fatty Liver Disease (NAFLD) | Alexander Whitmore | Received |
EP-9 | Advances in Hepatotoxicity Screening and Drug Safety Assessment | Charlotte Rosewood | Received |
EP-10 | Role of Exosomal Communication in Liver Pathophysiology | Jacob Ashford | Received |
EP-11 | Emerging Biomarkers for Early Detection of Liver Dysfunction | Madison Silverstone | Received |
EP-12 | Integration of Omics Technologies in Liver Disease Research | Noah Blackwood | Received |
EP-13 | Engineering Biomimetic Liver Models for Drug Testing and Disease Modeling | Ava Goldcrest | Received |
EP-14 | Nutritional Interventions for Liver Health: From Bench to Bedside | Carter Stonebridge | Received |
EP-15 | Unveiling the Gut-Liver Axis: Implications for Health and Disease | Grace Emberlynn | Received |
EP-16 | Artificial Intelligence in Liver Imaging and Diagnostics | Liam Windermere | Received |
EP-17 | Mitochondrial Dysfunction in Liver Diseases: Pathogenesis and Therapeutic Implications | Chloe Foxglove | Received |
EP-18 | Advancements in Liver Transplantation: Improving Outcomes and Expanding Donor Pool | Mason Brookhaven | Received |
EP-19 | MicroRNA Regulation in Liver Development and Disease | Sophia Moonbeam | Received |
EP-20 | Environmental Toxins and Liver Health: Assessing Risks and Mitigation Strategies | Daniel Oakley | Received |
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