Hepatologists

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Dr Patrick Kennedy is a prominent London-based gastroenterologist and hepatologist. Specialising in liver disease and the hepatitis virus, he is known internationally for his work in viral liver disease and has contributed greatly to redefining disease categorisation. Dr Kennedy has published widely in the field of hepatology and has completed focused research on the translational aspects of viral liver disease and the markers of disease progression. Furthermore, Dr Kennedy is a member of a number of committees, providing expert medical opinion to a number of hepatology, gastroenterology and liver disease advisory panels. Dr Kennedy also dedicates time to teaching, and supervises a number of MD and PhD students, alongside regularly chairing and speaking at national and international meetings and contributing to peer-reviewed journals.

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Dr Phillip Harrison is an internationally recognised London-based physician and one of the UK's leading specialists in hepatology and liver diseases. He specialises in abnormal liver functions, viral hepatitis, liver transplantation and interventional endoscopy, specifically ERCP. As chair of the NICE cirrhosis guideline development group, he is at the forefront of liver disease research and has written prolifically for numerous newspapers, as well as appearing on national television to draw public attention to the dangers of liver disease. His practice is based at the prestigious London Liver Centre, London Bridge Hospital, where he works alongside a team of some of the country's best specialists in this field, attracting patients from all over the UK, Europe, the Middle East, and Asia. 

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Professor Michael Heneghan is a leading consultant hepatologist, based in London. He has a specialist interest in autoimmune liver disease, cirrhosis, and liver transplantation, and new therapies for end-stage liver disease. Professor Heneghan trained in Ireland and America, and has previously held the position of medical director at Duke University Medical Centre in North Carolina, before holding prestigious positions at top liver clinics, the London Liver Centre at London Bridge Hospital, and the Guthrie Clinic at King's College London. Alongside his clinical work, Professor Heneghan has published numerous studies, medical articles in peer-reviewed journals, and been involved in numerous research projects, as well as devoting time to lecturing developing future doctors.

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Dr Andrew Peter Holt is a leading consultant hepatologist, based in Birmingham. Specialising in the treatment and management of complex liver disease and in liver transplantation, he sees patients with a wide range of liver conditions from his private clinics across Birmingham, where he offers such treatments as endoscopic therapy for liver related bowel problems, and AlfaPump therapy. Originally training and being registered with GMC in gastroenterology and general internal medicine, he specialised in liver disease, and has worked as a consultant in the Liver Unit since 2008.  Alongside his clinical practice, Dr Andrew Peter Holt is involved in a number of committees and steering groups, dedicated to improving outcomes for patients with different kinds of liver disease, and is chair of the Liver Transplant Board. He is dedicated to teaching, and is a senior lecturer in medicine at the University of Birmingham, along with publishing numerous peer-reviewed articles in medical journals in his medical field. 

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Professor Kevin Moore is one of London's leading and most reputable liver specialists. He is Professor of Hepatology at University College London (UCL) and sees and treats all forms of liver disease at the Royal Free London Foundation Trust.  For twenty years, he was an integral part of the liver transplant team which lead the treatment of cirrhosis complications. Professor Moore sees patients with a wide variety of liver problems from abnormal liver function tests to advanced cirrhosis.  He currently leads the Alcohol Care Team at the Royal Free London NHS Foundation Trust and treats patients with alcohol dependency and alcohol-related liver problems, as well as fatty liver disease, autoimmune liver disease and cirrhosis. Professor Moore chaired the writing of the National Plan for Liver Services in 2010, has published two books in acute medicine (Oxford Handbook of Acute Medicine and the Oxford Desk Reference), and has been widely published in numerous peer-reviewed journals. 

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Dr Deepak Joshi is a leading consultant hepatologist in London, who specialises in liver disease, liver transplant and cirrhosis. After qualifying in medicine at King's College in 2001 he went on to train in hepatology at the Institute of Liver Studies, where he carried out a PhD researching into predictors of fibrosis in patients following a liver transplant. He further honed his skills in endoscopy and ERCP, training at the reputable University College London Hospitals. An active researcher in the hepatology field, he has published extensively in peer-reviewed papers, contributed to book chapters, and co-authored Hepatology at a Glance. His main clinical interests include biliary disease, as well as treatment and management of all kinds of conditions to do with the liver or pancreas. At present, he works as consultant hepatologist at the Guthrie Clinic, and consultant hepatologist at the Institute of Liver Studies, King's College Hospital.

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Dr Jeremy Cobbold is a distinguished consultant hepatologist based in Oxford. Practising at The Manor Hospital and the John Radcliffe Hospital, Dr Cobbold has considerable expertise in the diagnosis and management of a wide range of liver conditions, including abnormal liver function test, alcoholic liver disease, cholestatic liver diseases, non-alcohol fatty liver disease and cirrhosis. Dr Cobbold takes care to offer a relaxed consultation setting where patients are given sufficient time to voice all of their concerns. Originally qualifying from the University of Cambridge and the University of London in 2001, Dr Cobbold underwent specialist training at some of the UK's top centres of excellence, including the Royal Free Hospital and St Mary's Hospital, Paddington. While pursuing a PhD at Imperial College London, he developed an interest in teaching, first as Clinical Lecturer then Honorary Clinical Lecturer in Hepatology. In 2013 Dr Cobbold was appointed Consultant Hepatologist at the John Radcliffe Hospital, Oxford, where he currently runs a clinical research program in liver disease, and continues to teach the next generation of medical trainees.

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Dr Nedim (Dino) Hadzic is an esteemed consultant paediatric hepatologist at King’s College Hospital, London, one of the busiest paediatric liver units in the world. With over 20 years of consultant-grade experience, Dr Hadzic is well-equipped to treat a wide variety of liver problems in children, and he has a specialist interest in the management of biliary atresia, alpha-1 antitrypsin deficiency, primary immune deficiencies, liver-based metabolic conditions and liver transplantation. Dr Hadzic has published more than 170 papers, reviews and book chapters, and he is frequently invited to speak at national and international conferences.

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