Liver Surgery Research Expands In Social Media
- Nicholas Murtha
- May 13, 2022
- 2 min read
Updated: Dec 19, 2024

LIVER SURGERY RESEARCH at Heidelberg University
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Liver Surgery Research Expands Its Presence on Social Media
May 13, 2022
HEIDELBERG, GERMANY – In early May 2022, Liver Surgery Research (LSR) broadened its social media outreach by launching channels on YouTube and TikTok. This expansion aims to engage a wider audience and further LSR’s mission of educating the public about liver health and liver surgery.
By venturing into YouTube and TikTok, LSR seeks to connect with younger and more diverse audiences beyond its traditional base of medical and scientific professionals. The organization believes that knowledge should be accessible to all, not limited to the privileged or specialized fields. In an era where combating misinformation is crucial, LSR is committed to fostering transparency and equity in liver health education through free and popular social media platforms.
LSR’s social media content will focus on simplifying complex topics for the general public. Alongside sharing their research—often published in open-access journals—they will create accessible, engaging posts to educate audiences about liver health and surgery.
Find Liver Surgery Research Online
YouTube: Liver Surgery Research YouTube Channel
TikTok: @liversurgeryresearch
LSR also remains active on Twitter, Instagram, Facebook, LinkedIn, and its official website: www.liversurgeryresearch.com.
About Liver Surgery Research
Liver Surgery Research (LSR) is a medical research group based at Heidelberg University in Heidelberg, Germany. The group specializes in studying liver regeneration after hepatectomy (liver resection), post-hepatectomy liver failure, hepatocellular carcinoma (HCC) development and treatment (particularly in the context of metabolically associated fatty liver disease, MAFLD), and rare liver diseases.
As the founder and leader of the RELIVE (RarE LIVEr) Initiative, LSR is dedicated to establishing evidence-based therapies for rare liver conditions. With over 20 active research projects and more than 100 peer-reviewed publications, LSR is at the forefront of liver health research. To learn more, visit www.liversurgeryresearch.com.
Media Contact
Nicholas Murtha
Communications Manager
Liver Surgery Research, Heidelberg University
Email: liversurgeryresearch@protonmail.com
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