Congrats to all work package leaders for the great progress made on their tasks, and for the detailed updates and presentations during the 2nd Steering Committee (SC) Meeting on 20 September 2021. The preparations for getting 30 European liver centres on board, receiving all necessary ethics approvals, and setting up the clinical trial (including manufacturing the drugs for the combinatorial G-TAK therapy) are at full speed. Although we had lots of fun on Zoom, we still can't wait to meet in person soon. Hopefully, for the 2nd General Assembly (GA) meeting next year!

Watch this introductory video about A-TANGO. It is a recording of a joint patient event that informed the liver patient community in Europe about A-TANGO and two related Horizon 2020-funded cirrhosis projects, namely DECISION and MICROB-PREDICT. At the beginning of the video, the project's scientific coordinator, Prof. Dr. Rajiv Jalan, emphasises the urgent need of novel therapies for late-stage cirrhosis, before the clinical study supervisor, Dr. Cornelius Engelmann, explains the details of the new combinatorial therapy 'G-TAK' that A-TANGO tests.

The 'Helix' will form a community hub of peers that allows you to collaborate and also follow the A-TANGO project's progress, activities, and results. Within the Helix, you can share and join specific collaboration opportunities related to cirrhosis, ACLF, and liver health. You can also invite stakeholders outside of the network who may be interested in this field. Join the Liver Health Helix and click "Follow". You will then be notified of new opportunities according to your chosen interests.