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S4-18.2 - Risk Stratification and Identification of NAFLD/NASH Patients in the Endocrinology Setting

S4-18.2 – Risk Stratification and Identification of NAFLD/NASH Patients in the Endocrinology Setting

In continuing conversation around clinical care pathways and the complex of metabolic diseases, SurfingNASH explores the key relationship and interplay between endocrinology and hepatology. This conversation features Cyrielle Caussy alongside Surfers Jörn Schattenberg, Louise Campbell and Roger Green discussing why endocrinology clinics are a critical setting for early identification of patients with NAFLD and NASH.

S4-17.5 - Surfer Throwbacks: Meeting the Co-Hosts for the First Time

S4-17.5 – Surfer Throwbacks: Meeting the Co-Hosts for the First Time

The Surfing NASH 3rd Anniversary Special offers a look back at the history of the podcast and the future of Fatty Liver with the original ‘Big Band’ of Surfers Stephen Harrison, Jörn Schattenberg, Louise Campbell and Roger Green. In this conversation the group shares recollections of their introductions to the podcast as we play throwback clips to their debut appearances.

S4-17.4 - Stephen Harrison on Improving Clinical Trial Enrollment and Reminiscing on the Podcast’s Early Days

S4-17.4 – Stephen Harrison on Improving Clinical Trial Enrollment and Reminiscing on the Podcast’s Early Days

The Surfing NASH 3rd Anniversary Special offers a look back at the history of the podcast and the future of Fatty Liver with the original ‘Big Band’ of Surfers Stephen Harrison, Jörn Schattenberg, Louise Campbell and Roger Green. In this conversation, Stephen shares his latest work and interests before the group listens and reacts to a clip of the original introduction featured on earlier episodes.

S2-E2 - A Deeper Dive Into Fatty Liver, NAFLD and NASH

S2-E2 – A Deeper Dive Into Fatty Liver, NAFLD, and NASH

In this episode of the Rising Tide series for frontline professionals, the patients themselves and caregivers, co-hosts Ken Cusi and Roger Green are joined by KOL in hepatology, Manal Abdelmalek and KOL in endocrinology, Scott Isaacs for a deeper dive into Fatty Liver, NAFLD and NASH. The group discusses: morbidities and mortalities related to fatty liver disease, paradigm-shifting data, screening for risk stratification, pediatric and adolescent populations, unique key takeaways and much more.

S3-E62.3 - Year-End Interview with Jeff Lazarus

S3-E62.3 – Year-End Interview with Jeff Lazarus

Surfing the NASH Tsunami hosts its Season 3 finale to celebrate a momentous year in Fatty Liver through a series of interviews with Key Opinion Leaders. For this second installment, Surfers Louise Campbell and Roger Green are joined by Jeff Lazarus to discuss a “drugs-plus” approach to liver disease, interprofessional collaboration, guidelines and much more.

S3-E57 - The Liver Forum: Fighting Fatty Liver Using Collective Knowledge and Experience

S3-E57 – The Liver Forum: Fighting Fatty Liver Using Collective Knowledge and Experience

In this episode discussing the Liver Forum, Jörn Schattenberg, Manal Abdelmalek, Veronica Miller and Roger Green investigate how to study efficacy and safety in real time, using collective knowledge and experience with therapies for advancing liver disease. Jörn, Manal and Veronica each provide their unique introductions to the steering committee and elaborate on the Forum’s efforts toward moving the field forward.

S3-E51.5 - From the Vault: AASLD 2021 Wrap-up

S3-E51.5 – From the Vault: AASLD 2021 Wrap-Up

The 73rd Annual Meeting of the American Association for the Study of Liver Diseases (AASLD) takes place on November 4th-8th, 2022 in Washington DC. In this episode From the Vault, Manal Abdelmalek, Jörn Schattenberg and Ian Rowe join Stephen Harrison, Louise Campbell and Roger Green to promptly recap a just-concluded 2021 AASLD Annual Liver Meeting. Discussion centers around the many areas of advance and novelty in the program, with particular attention to non-invasive testing, genomics and the increased visibility of patients and their needs.

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