CASL welcomes new memberships from healthcare professionals and scientists with an interest in liver diseases, and supports professional development and research endeavors within the hepatology community.
The latest publication of the Canadian Liver Journal Vol. 7, No. 3 features the conference proceedings from CASL Single Topic Conference on Hepatitis B Virus: ‘Progress toward hepatitis B elimination in Canada’ and research from several CASL members.
CASL welcomes corporations as supporters of our programs and activities and seeks sponsors that operate in the best interests of Canadians living with or who are at risk for liver disease. Engage with CASL members, and the broader liver community.
Corporate partnership is essential for CASL to successfully deliver impactful programs and activities. CASL greatly appreciates the support from all industries, including the pharmaceutical, medical device, and healthcare sectors, to collaboratively promote liver health in Canada.
Pediatric Hepatology Education
CASL-CLF Visiting Professor Dr. Dean Karvellas’ Upcoming Talks in Montreal
CASL Membership Benefits
Canadian Association for the Study of the Liver (CASL) members are a multidisciplinary group consisting of Canadian hepatologists, gastroenterologists, basic scientists, hepatobiliary and transplant surgeons, pediatricians, radiologist, pathologists, trainees and other health care professionals with an interest in liver disease.
- Networking Opportunities – Connect with professionals in the field of hepatology;
- Educational Resources – Access to educational materials and events;
- Research Support – Information on research grant announcements and special interest groups;
- Exclusive Content – Members-only access to the Canadian Liver Journal and other publications.
Canadian Liver Journal
The Canadian Liver Journal is the official journal of the Canadian Association for the Study of the Liver and is published four times per year (February, May, August, November) by University of Toronto Press. The journal aims to promote research, education, and clinical care in liver disease within Canadian and International communities. ABOUT CASL JOURNAL >
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