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After nearly dying from COVID-19 last year, Dr. Kato reflects on recovery and completing his eighth New York City Marathon.

Empathy and solidarity lead to asking better questions, having deeper relationships with patients, and can advance life-saving research. We take a look at Non-Alcoholic Fatty Liver Disease with Dr. Julia Wattacheril.

In the United States, until recently, your chances of receiving a donated liver within 30 days would vary significantly depending on where you lived—they could have been as low as 1 percent, or as high as 60. But a new liver distribution policy has made a huge shift, making distribution more equitable.

We interviewed Tomoaki Kato, MD, about what's new in liver treatment, and there have been big changes. Dr. Kato discusses everything from the rise in liver cancer to the cure for hepatitis C to advancements in surgery. There's a lot to be excited about and much to know.

Dr. Tomoaki Kato spent two months in the hospital fighting COVID-19. In this incredible essay, he tells his story and shares what he's learned along the way.

Recipients and donors mark 30 years since the first-ever living liver transplantation.