Practicing clinicians are increasingly required to be aware of the health economics of treatments they prescribe. Several papers in this edition of Frontline Gastroenterology, from authors around the world, reflect on this important emerging aspect of care. We are pleased to bring the journal content to the wider audience, as we continue to believe that the content is a reflection of exemplars of practice that can improve healthcare provision for the patients we treat as gastroenterologists and hepatologists. This global ambition is mirrored in our submissions from around the world, as well through the reach of our increasingly popular Twitter debates. The online reach of these debates is huge in addition to the opportunity to interact directly with internationally renowned leaders in the field. Do get involved - #FGDebate and follow @FrontGastro_BMJ.

Practical clinical tips for severe and common hepatology conditions

As ever, Frontline Gastroenterology is very pleased two publish two clinically influential hepatology manuscripts. Although relatively uncommon, refractory pruritus secondary to cholestasis is a very difficult …