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Jasmohan Bajaj, MD, joins Nancy Reau, MD, and Kim Brown, MD, to review what is new in the ACG hepatic encephalopathy guideline.

Lasker Award winners Takehisa Kitazawa and Tomoyuki Igawa discuss prophylaxis gains, remaining unmet needs, and lessons for drug discovery.

In the phase 3 RAPIDe-3 trial published in The Lancet, median time to symptom relief was 1.28 hours with deucrictibant vs more than 12 hours with placebo.

Lasker Award winners Kunihiro Hattori, Takehisa Kitazawa, and Tomoyuki Igawa recount the 2400 variants behind the drug.

Weltruza requires no loading doses, oral supplementation, or post-injection monitoring, with approval based on the phase 3 SOLARIS trial.

In this session, Cheri Frey, MD, shared a framework for evaluating skincare products, from ingredient plausibility to clinically meaningful results.

Andrea Murina, MD, reviewed strategies for optimizing HS biologics, combining therapies, and reconsidering the role of surgery.

HCPLive previews Fall Clinical 2026 in Las Vegas, October 8-11, with key sessions on atopic dermatitis, psoriasis, and vitiligo, plus expert interviews.

With the Viaskin Peanut BLA filed for ages 4 to 7, here's where the patch, omalizumab, and office OIT fit for peanut allergy.With the Viaskin Peanut BLA filed for ages 4 to 7, here's where the patch, omalizumab, and office OIT fit for peanut allergy.

Patients with obesity or overweight and T2D saw substantially greater mean weight loss and HbA1c improvement with petrelintide versus placebo.

Remibrutinib doubled complete Total Fric Score response vs placebo at week 12 in RemIND, becoming the first therapy approved specifically for SD.

Presented at EASD 2026, the present analysis discusses CBL-514’s apparent efficacy in reducing L2-L3 visceral fat compared to placebo.

A hepatologist on the lag between drinking and liver disease, metabolic risk, prevention gaps, and when the burden may peak.

Nephrology in Q3 2026: FDA approvals for atacicept, iptacopan, finerenone, and obinutuzumab, plus 2-year IgAN data and CKD screening.

Q3 2026 dermatology recap: FDA approvals in dermatomyositis, adolescent alopecia areata, and sBCC, plus new psoriasis and vitiligo findings.

Approved US PFIC drugs treat pruritus. The researcher behind a therapy targeting BSEP on diagnosis, data, and what comes next.

Florence Schleich, MD, PhD, explains how exacerbation phenotypes and useful biomarkers shift across anti-IL-5, anti-IL-5R, and anti-TSLP therapies.

Hematology in September 2026: ASH raises ferritin thresholds for iron deficiency, plus marstacimab in hemophilia and curative SCD care.

Strong recommendations cover carvedilol or banding for varices, semiannual HCC surveillance, vaccines, and smoking cessation.

April Armstrong, MD, MPH, discusses 1-year RELIEVE-AD-PEDs data on rapid, sustained dupilumab disease control in adolescents with atopic dermatitis.

Physicians and patients cited perceived mild severity as the top reason for leaving HAE attacks untreated in a recent Adelphi survey.

Hepatology in Q3 2026: brelovitug and lonafarnib advance in hepatitis D, plus Wilson disease, MASH, and US alcohol use updates.

Nephrology in September 2026: FDA approves finerenone for CKD in T1D and obinutuzumab for nephrotic syndrome, plus ORIGIN 3 IgAN data.