Despite #EASL (https://t.co/f2LsmZOHeI) and #AASLD (https://t.co/VXswRcr15j) calls for a change from “alcoholic” to “alcohol-related” or “alcohol-associated” liver disease, > 25% of ILC 2022 alcohol-related abstracts referred to “alcoholic”. Reduce stigma: https://t.co/vUhJCzsFTZ
EASL Clinical Practice Guidelines: Management of alcohol-related liver disease.
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May 2020 – Aug 2025Where it's discussed
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The overall tone shows agreement on the need for updated terminology and adherence to evidence-based guidelines, exemplified by discussions on replacing 'alcoholic' with 'alcohol-related' to reduce stigma, and references to specific dietary and abstinence recommendations. The tone suggests a thoughtful engagement aimed at improving clinical and social approaches to liver disease management.
Many discussions acknowledge the importance of standardizing terminology and following evidence-based guidelines, indicating a general agreement on best practices.
Conversations show moderate interest, focusing on replacing stigmatizing language and emphasizing clinical recommendations.
Posts engage with the content by debating terminology changes and referencing specific guidelines, though the depth remains moderate.
The discussions reflect recognition that the guidelines can influence clinical practice and reduce stigma, indicating a modest but meaningful impact.
Abstract in brief
- The guidelines provide evidence-based recommendations for diagnosing and managing alcohol-related liver disease (ALD), emphasizing the importance of early detection and intervention.
- They highlight that reducing or stopping alcohol intake is crucial for improving liver health and patient outcomes.
- The document also discusses the assessment of liver disease severity and the role of liver transplantation in advanced cases.]
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Most liked on X and BlueskyRT @GutLiver: Despite #EASL (https://t.co/f2LsmZOHeI) and #AASLD (https://t.co/VXswRcr15j) calls for a change from “alcoholic” to “alcohol-…
RT @GutLiver: Despite #EASL (https://t.co/f2LsmZOHeI) and #AASLD (https://t.co/VXswRcr15j) calls for a change from “alcoholic” to “alcohol-…
@xiaoderyangs 2.Asupan protein harian 1,2-1,5 g/kg BB per hari 3.Asupan kalori 35-40 g/kg BB per hari 4.Asupan karbohidrat 2-3 g/kg BB per hari 5.Konsumsi alkohol dihentikan (EASL Clinical Practice Guidelines: Management of alcohol-related liver disease, 2018).
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Management of Alcohol-Related Liver Disease: Guidelines and Interventions
The guidelines provide evidence-based recommendations for diagnosing and managing alcohol-related liver disease, emphasizing early detection and intervention. Reducing or stopping alcohol intake is crucial for improving…
Management of Alcohol-Related Liver Disease: Guidelines and Treatments
The guidelines provide evidence-based recommendations for diagnosing and managing alcohol-related liver disease, emphasizing the importance of early detection and intervention. Reducing or stopping alcohol intake is…
RT @GutLiver: Despite #EASL (https://t.co/f2LsmZOHeI) and #AASLD (https://t.co/VXswRcr15j) calls for a change from “alcoholic” to “alcohol-…
RT @GutLiver: Despite #EASL (https://t.co/f2LsmZOHeI) and #AASLD (https://t.co/VXswRcr15j) calls for a change from “alcoholic” to “alcohol-…
Despite #EASL (https://t.co/f2LsmZOHeI) and #AASLD (https://t.co/VXswRcr15j) calls for a change from “alcoholic” to “alcohol-related” or “alcohol-associated” liver disease, > 25% of ILC 2022 alcohol-related abstracts referred to “alcoholic”. Reduce stigma: https://t.co/vUhJCzsFTZ
@xiaoderyangs 2.Asupan protein harian 1,2-1,5 g/kg BB per hari 3.Asupan kalori 35-40 g/kg BB per hari 4.Asupan karbohidrat 2-3 g/kg BB per hari 5.Konsumsi alkohol dihentikan (EASL Clinical Practice Guidelines: Management of alcohol-related liver disease, 2018).
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