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2Jun 2026

EASL 2026: Key takeaways from Barcelona

Last week, our colleague Alexandra Wennberg represented Quantify Research at EASL 2026, joining leading researchers, clinicians, and industry experts to discuss the latest advances in liver disease research and patient care.

Several themes stood out across the congress:
• Progress towards a functional cure for hepatitis B, with promising Phase 3 results generating considerable interest
• Continued momentum in MASH, as new evidence further […]

1Jun 2026

EASL 2026

Great to see our colleague Alexandra Wennberg attending EASL this week and engaging in discussions on the latest developments in liver disease research, real-world evidence, and patient outcomes📊

Conferences like EASL are an important reminder of how quickly the evidence landscape evolves and how valuable cross-disciplinary dialogue remains for translating science into better decision-making.

If you are attending EASL, Alexandra would be happy to connect and exchange perspectives.

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31May 2026

Finland may be a small market but it requires deep market access expertise.

Our team in Finland has grown significantly this year, and for that, we owe a huge thank you to our excellent clients and the outstanding work delivered by our consultants.

Our Finnish Modelling, Access & Strategy team combines extensive experience from the pharmaceutical industry, consulting, and life sciences. Together, this team brings close to 60 years of expertise across these areas: Katja Nolvi Sami Gabbouj Petri Niinisalo, PhD Ville Perälä

Our […]

28May 2026

EASL 2026 | Barcelona

Alexandra Wennberg is on her way to Barcelona for the EASL 2026 Congress ✈️

Over the coming days, she will meet clients and colleagues to discuss real-world evidence in liver disease and share perspectives from the Quantify Research Liver Disease Platform.

Nordic registry data continues to offer unique opportunities for long-term hepatology research — particularly where clinical depth and longitudinal follow-up matter most.

If you are attending EASL and would like to […]