1. Development of successful therapies for chronic hepatitis C.
2. New screening recommendations for HCV.
3. Understanding the global and regional burden of liver disease.
4. New insight into the diagnosis and treatment of nonalcoholic fatty liver disease.
5. Examination of the pathophysiology of acute liver failure.
6. Discussion of therapeutic options for biliary atresia patients.
7. Study of liver injury caused by herbal and dietary supplements.
8. Exploring a solution for organ shortage.
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