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NON-GOVERNMENTAL ORGANISATIONS
(NGOS)
AASLD – American Association for the Study of Liver Diseases 400 E
1001, N Fairfas St., Suite 400
Alexandria, 22314
The United States
www.aasld.org
Advance your career as an AASLD member. AASLD is the leading organization committed
to preventing and curing liver diseases, and the professional home for more than 4,700
physicians, surgeons, scientists, trainees, and other health care professionals from around
the world. Find out about AASLD membership, educational resources, practice guidelines,
journals, awards, and events includingThe Liver Meeting 2015 (Nov. 13-17, San Francisco).
ALEH – Latin-America Association for the Study of the Liver 400 B
Estoril 50 - Oficina 1005 - Las Condes
Santiago, 8320000
Chile
www.alehlatam.org
A non-profit scientific association founded in 1968, whose main objective is to promote INDUSTRY INFORMATION
and disseminate the study of Hepatology in Latin America, through training and the
exchange of scientific knowledge and experiences, to reduce current gaps in the world.
Through academic activities, ALEH seeks to establish a solid leadership within the field at
an international and Latin American level. ALEH is also a member of GLOBAL LIVER
SUMMIT. Member countries are: Argentina, Brazil, Bolivia, Chile, Colombia, Costa
Rica, Cuba, Ecuador, Guatemala, Mexico, Paraguay, Panama, Peru, Dominican Republic,
Uruguay, and Venezuela.
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(NGOS)
AASLD – American Association for the Study of Liver Diseases 400 E
1001, N Fairfas St., Suite 400
Alexandria, 22314
The United States
www.aasld.org
Advance your career as an AASLD member. AASLD is the leading organization committed
to preventing and curing liver diseases, and the professional home for more than 4,700
physicians, surgeons, scientists, trainees, and other health care professionals from around
the world. Find out about AASLD membership, educational resources, practice guidelines,
journals, awards, and events includingThe Liver Meeting 2015 (Nov. 13-17, San Francisco).
ALEH – Latin-America Association for the Study of the Liver 400 B
Estoril 50 - Oficina 1005 - Las Condes
Santiago, 8320000
Chile
www.alehlatam.org
A non-profit scientific association founded in 1968, whose main objective is to promote INDUSTRY INFORMATION
and disseminate the study of Hepatology in Latin America, through training and the
exchange of scientific knowledge and experiences, to reduce current gaps in the world.
Through academic activities, ALEH seeks to establish a solid leadership within the field at
an international and Latin American level. ALEH is also a member of GLOBAL LIVER
SUMMIT. Member countries are: Argentina, Brazil, Bolivia, Chile, Colombia, Costa
Rica, Cuba, Ecuador, Guatemala, Mexico, Paraguay, Panama, Peru, Dominican Republic,
Uruguay, and Venezuela.
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