ACLF and decompensated cirrhosis
Defining disease turning points and how precipitants and organ-failure patterns shape short-term outcomes.
RESEARCH / 研究方向
Connecting clinical cohorts, immune mechanisms, biomarkers, and multi-omics across the course of severe liver disease.
Defining disease turning points and how precipitants and organ-failure patterns shape short-term outcomes.
Using longitudinal measurements and multistate models to turn static scores into updateable trajectory estimates.
Combining single-cell and spatial omics to identify cellular and molecular programs that drive progression or promote resolution.
Studying links between infection recognition, host response, and organ decompensation to improve early stratification.
Discovering clinically testable diagnostic and prognostic signals across metabolomics, transcriptomics, and phenotypes.
Studying long-term outcomes in hepatitis B and MASLD. Multicenter longitudinal cohorts examine how weight trajectories and changes in obesity status relate to liver stiffness and liver-related events, alongside associations between antidiabetic drug classes and liver outcomes in people with type 2 diabetes and MASLD.