🔴 Live now: Prof. Dr. Maike Hofmann (University Hospital Freiburg) on “T cell exhaustion and beyond: lessons from chronic viral hepatitis” – part of our translational seminar series.
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#TCells #Hepatitis #HaDEA #EUHealth @ec.europa.eu
🎙️ Live now! Prof. Eui-Cheol Shin (KAIST, Korea) is presenting “Cytokine-induced bystander CD8+ T cell activation and its regulation in viral hepatitis” – part of our Translational Seminar Series.
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#HepatitisD #D-SOLVE #HaDEA #EUHealth
💬 Proud to be featured by #CORDIS! They spotlight #TherVacB's clinical trial as a key step toward a functional cure for chronic #hepB.
🎥 Our awareness videos with @dsolve.bsky.social explain diagnosis, co-infection & care.
🔗 link.europa.eu/QMFx3J
#HBV #HDV #LiverSky #HepSky #LiverTwitter
🔴 Tune in now: Dr. Sabela Lens (Hospital Clínic de Barcelona) is sharing insights on “Understanding Hepatitis B/Delta: ongoing efforts” – part of our translational seminar series.
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#Hepatitis #D-SOLVE #HaDEA #EUHealth @ec.europa.eu
🧬 D-SOLVE lecture via MS Teams:
Hepatitis D in Mongolia – Screening Study among Mongol Migrants in Sweden
👤 Speakers from Karolinska/Sweden & Mongolia
🗓️ Tue, 23 Sept | 🕐 12:45–13:30 CET
🔗 bit.ly/46oxjnH
🔑 ID: 368 532 223 585 | PW: dq64Nb9t
#DSOLVE #HepatitisD #PublicHealth
Flyer International HBV Meeting 8-12 Sept 2025 Berlin
🧬 Join the HBV Community Forum & Int. HBV Meeting in Berlin (Sept 8–12), on-site or online!
🎤 Science meets community – Hepatitis B & D!
D-SOLVE’s Heiner Wedemeyer & Helenie Kefalakes will be there.
👉 www.hbvmeeting.org
#HBVForum2025 #HepatitisB #HepatitisD
🚀 Exciting News! 🎥 New #HDV-Awareness campaign video by Prof. Percy Knolle (#TUM) on “How does the liver work?” explaining its unique role in the body. #D-SOLVE #LiverSky #HaDEA #EUHealth, @ec.europa.eu.Watch now: youtu.be/jB5lolw737k
Elisabetta Degasperi from the D-SOLVE consortium presents at EASL congress 2025 in Amsterdam
📢 EASL Congress: E. Degasperi from our #D-SOLVE Consortium presents results from a large real-life cohort on clinical outcomes of chronic hepatitis D patients. Rates of cirrhosis & liver-related events were lower than expected. ALT, age & HDV RNA were key determinants. #EASL2025 #HepatitisResearch
Significant findings for our #D-SOLVE project: Scientists from #TWINCORE developed a stem cell-based model for the #HepatitisD virus, revealing the transcription factor IRF1 as a target for new treatments, also in association with Hepcludex. More info: twincore.de/news/better-...
🎬 Just Released! 🌍 Dive into our latest #HDV-Awareness - campaign video featuring Dr. Lisa Sandmann & Dr. Helenie Kefalakes (both #HannoverMedicalSchool & #D-SOLVE). Discover the "Standard of Treatment in Germany and Worldwide". Watch now! youtu.be/d7dV2G6tMXA #HepatitisD #LiverHealth
Really interesting work from our collaborators! Looking forward to have this applied to our project @ciim-hannover.bsky.social
📢 New Video! Join Prof. Wedemeyer (Hannover Medical School, #D-SOLVE) as he discusses the symptoms & consequences of untreated #HepatitisD. This video is part of our #Awareness campaign, highlighting the importance of early detection and treatment. Watch now and stay informed! youtu.be/BLnRhVehOlE
Have discovered how the drug Bulevirtid alleviates liver inflammation in Hepatitis D infections: (from left) Professor Dr. Heiner Wedemeyer, Po-Chun Chen, and Dr. Norman Woller. Copyright: Karin Kaiser / MHH
Researchers from Hannover Medical School (MHH) identified a marker on NK cells showing how Bulevirtid alleviates liver inflammation in Hepatitis D. Bulevirtid blocks viral entry and reduces inflammation, even with high viral load, by activating the immune marker TIGIT. More info: bit.ly/40VPqi3.
We are dedicated to advancing research in hepatitis D, and this platform will serve as our hub for sharing research findings and the latest insights into our ongoing projects.
picture of the team at a consortium meeting in 2024 in Milan, Italy
Welcome to the official Bluesky channel of the D‑SOLVE Consortium. We look forward to engaging with the scientific community and stakeholders committed to improving liver health worldwide. Stay tuned for updates and also check our website (www.d-solve-consortium.eu) for more information.