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LiverWatch
Invitation-only · For hepatologists and researchers

Your daily hepatology brief, curated automatically.

LiverWatch scans PubMed every day and delivers a single concise email with the most relevant new articles in hepatology — filtered by your topics of interest and by journal quality (SJR ranking).

What you receive

One email, every morning, with what matters — nothing more.

Targeted topics

Pick from 16 hepatology subspecialties: MASH/MASLD, HCC, cirrhosis, viral hepatitis, cholestatic diseases, transplantation, fibrosis biomarkers, and more.

Quality first

Each article is ranked by its journal's SJR percentile (top 0.1% → Q4), so you decide the minimum tier per topic. Major general journals always pass.

Your schedule

Daily at the hour you choose (in your timezone), or weekly on Monday mornings. Already-seen articles are excluded automatically.

Built for hepatologists and researchers

Keeping up with the literature is non-negotiable, but PubMed search alerts are noisy and journal RSS feeds are scattered. LiverWatch consolidates both: one email, one place, signal over noise.

  • Six article types: clinical trials, meta-analyses, narrative reviews, observational studies, guidelines, basic / translational research.
  • Editorials, letters and errata excluded automatically.
  • Preview the next digest at any time without sending it.
  • No tracking, no ads. Your preferences stay on the server.

Hepatocellular carcinoma · 2 articles

Atezolizumab plus bevacizumab versus sorafenib in unresectable HCC: 5-year follow-up

N Engl J Med · top 0.1% · Clinical Trial

Surveillance imaging strategies for HCC in cirrhotic patients: an updated meta-analysis

J Hepatol · top 1% · Meta-analysis


MASH / MASLD · 1 article

Resmetirom in NASH with fibrosis: phase 3 long-term safety and efficacy

Hepatology · top 5% · Clinical Trial

Sample digest · your topics, your filters.

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