Asian Liver Center - Stanford University

Beyond Single Magic Bullets: A New Transcriptomics-Based Drug Discovery Strategy

Researchers from the Asian Liver Center and collaborators from Michigan State University have developed an AI tool that screens millions of molecules for how they might reverse gene expression changes that are associated with diseases. This approach has led to the identification of potential drug candidates for treating liver cancer.

Read more about this study in Cell:

https://www.cell.com/cell/fulltext/S0092-8674%2826%2900223-0?mkt_tok=NTcwLVJDSC03NTgAAAGhSmGXVqjXNW3vAC4_3HIw1bZgFMJx9I9qmDkbQXz6efA2KB1pZ-ASxaZ6QqxM8EC7rjFWyUfcn-wQ1nMR5JAllRn8eBzuW7bphCO3qw

💉🌍 World Immunization Week (April 24–30)

Asian Liver Center at Stanford University of Medicine wants to let you know:

Protecting babies starts from day one. The Hepatitis B vaccine—given within the first 24 hours of life—helps prevent a serious liver infection that can last a lifetime.

Every vaccine is a step toward a healthier future. Let’s raise awareness, support routine childhood immunizations, and give every child the strong start they deserve. 💙

Thank you all for visiting our booth, and a special thanks to Dr. So, our volunteers, and interns for helping run it at the SF Chinese Festival! 🧧

Spin the wheel and win a stress ball horse! 🎡🐴

We’re giving them away in celebration of the Chinese New Year Festival in San Francisco.

Come join the fun and grab yours! 🎉🧧

Wishing you a joyous Lunar New Year from the Asian Liver Center at Stanford University! 🎉

May the Year of the Horse bring you prosperity, good health, and happiness 🐎!

Stanford Asian Liver Center is seeking volunteers for the annual Chinese New Year Street Fair located in SF Chinatown on March 7 and 8. Be part of our team for a healthy new year! Details are below:

Dates: 7-8 March 2026
Times: Sat 10-4:30 pm; Sun 9-5 pm

Deadline to sign up: Monday February 23 at 11:59pm

Location: SF Chinatown Grant between Broadway and California

If you are able to commit to volunteering, please sign up via Linktree in our bio.
This opportunity is open to anyone interested. We encourage those comfortable speaking Chinese (no matter the dialect) to volunteer. Regardless, we are happy to see anyone passionate about our mission come.

This is an excellent opportunity to engage and interact with the local community to understand existing disparities and to drive our HBV/liver awareness efforts.

More information is on the sign-up form located in the linktree in our bio.