Mouse models, based on dietary, chemical or genetic interventions, are designed to serve as tools to understand human liver diseases.With the number of models increasing:What types of models exist for hepatocellular carcinoma?How close do they mirror human liver cancer (subtypes)?Can they be used to predict therapeutic response?What are the best models? For which questions?From idea to conception, are we getting lost in translation?Read this recent Journal of Hepatology article, on which the discussion was based.Read moreAll EASL Studio Podcasts are available on EASL Campus.