Maud Lemoine

Professor Maud Lemoine is a Professor of Hepatology and Head of the Digestive Disease Division at Imperial College London, and a Consultant Hepatologist at St Mary’s Hospital, London. She completed her medical degree in hepato-gastroenterology at Paris University and subsequently obtained a PhD focused on the physiopathology of metabolic liver disease. She has over a decade of experience working as a consultant hepatologist.

Her clinical practice and research activity focus on viral hepatitis and metabolic liver disease. Professor Lemoine is the chief investigator for multiple studies in these areas and has led a long-standing research programme examining viral hepatitis and chronic liver disease in Africa. Her work has contributed directly to international health policy, including informing World Health Organization hepatitis B guidelines.

Professor Lemoine is a member of both the WHO and European guideline development groups for the management of hepatitis B and leads the hepatitis B clinical services at St Mary’s Hospital. She has published extensively in high-impact peer-reviewed journals, with her research recognised internationally within the field of hepatology.

She provides specialist assessment and management for patients with viral hepatitis and metabolic liver disease, combining clinical care with active involvement in translational and global health research.