Professor Dr. Andrew Aronsohn

Biography

Andrew Aronsohn is an Associate Professor at the University of Chicago, specializing in the diagnosis and treatment of liver diseases and medical management of liver transplantation. He is a key member of the University of Chicago Medicine Center for Liver Diseases, a nationally recognized center known for its research and innovative treatment approaches in liver transplantation and related diseases. Dr. Aronsohn also serves as a faculty member at the MacLean Center for Clinical Medical Ethics, where he investigates ethical issues surrounding hepatitis C therapy, focusing on fair resource distribution and care linkage. He leads the hepatitis curriculum at ECHO Chicago, aimed at educating primary care providers on effective hepatitis C management. Additionally, he is involved in a national committee for the National Academy of Sciences, contributing to guidance on hepatitis B and C treatment. His research has contributed significantly to understanding the complexities of liver health and the interventions needed to improve patient outcomes in vulnerable populations.

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