You may have already met with your Physician or Nurse, or maybe you are a family member. Our Video Q&A will give you an almost 1:1 experience with a liver specialist. About 25% of us have Non-Alcoholic Fatty Liver Disease. What is it? Can it be prevented or treated?
We post the most common questions you might want to ask about non-alcoholic fatty liver disease (NAFLD) or non-alcoholic steatohepatitis (NASH), regularly update our news content, and upcoming conferences, and more!
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With an estimated 25% of us having fatty liver disease, how will those who may progress to more serious liver disease be identified? Who will be referred to a liver specialist, and who can be followed by the family care physician?
Dr. Mark Swain, Hepatologist, shares his views.
As new treatments for fatty liver disease and NASH are being studied, the big question will be, which patients should be treated, and what will the goal of treatment be?
Dr. Mark Swain, Hepatologist, shares his views.
As we learn more and more about fatty liver disease, it is becoming clear that this is a multidisciplinary approach requiring specialist intervention from Cardiologists, Endocrinologists, and not only Hepatologists, Gastroenterologists and possibly others.
Dr. Mark Swain, Hepatologist shares his thoughts.
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