Elizabeth Stonesifer

Elizabeth Stonesifer is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Medicine. Her research focuses on liver transplantation, hepatology, and the management of liver diseases such as cirrhosis, alcoholic hepatitis, and hepatocellular carcinoma. She has contributed to studies on clinical outcomes of treatments like TACE, multidisciplinary care models for metabolic health, and the efficacy of early liver transplantation in severe cases.

Her work spans clinical trials (e.g., AMPED study on aerobic exercise training) and translational research, emphasizing patient outcomes and therapeutic advancements. She has collaborated on studies addressing acute liver failure therapies and the impact of prior liver decompensation on transplant efficacy.

Key research areas include liver transplantation protocols, interventional oncology for HCC, and metabolic interventions in liver disease. No specific awards are listed, though her work has garnered citations and media attention.