The World's Largest Podcast on Fatty Liver Disease
The more we learn about the Type 2 Diabetes <-> NAFLD link, the more pressing the need to treat becomes...
Recent prospective studies suggest that more than half of patients with Type 2 diabetes have concomitant NAFLD and more than one in three have NASH.
Other recent research tells us that patients with both diseases are at significantly increased risk of heart disease and cancer and are likely to have lower quality-of-life scores when compared to patients with T2D alone.
Join endocrinologist Kenneth Cusi, MD, forecaster/podcaster Roger Green, and their renowned guests to focus on the scale of the problem (HINT: large and scary!) and practical things you can do today to diagnose and treat these patients more effectively.
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S2-5 – Key Insights from the American Diabetes Association 83rd Scientific Sessions
Ken Cusi and Roger Green are joined by family practice researcher and KOL Eric Johnson and diabetologist and primary care KOL Jay Shubrook in a discussion around exciting news emerging from the ADA 83rd Scientific Sessions meeting. Layering in practical takeaways, the group explores their impressions from the meeting, the utility of FIB-4 as a frontline screening tool, guidelines and recommendations, therapeutic options both now and in the imminent future, and lastly the new nomenclature rollout for Fatty Liver disease.
S2-4 – What Can You Do Today to Prevent and Treat Fatty Liver Disease?
Ken Cusi and Roger Green are joined by Diana Barb and Jay Shubrook in a discussion around effective therapies and strategies for fighting fatty liver disease that are available now. The group discusses frontline screening, medications, bariatric surgery, lifestyle management, practical insights and much more.
S2-E3 – Why Clinical Care Pathways Matter
In this episode of the Rising Tide series, co-hosts Ken Cusi and Roger Green are joined by KOL in public health, Jeff Lazarus, and physician and associate professor of internal medicine, Jeff Budd. The panelists focus on why clinical care pathways matter and drive the message that primary care plays an integral role in fighting fatty liver.
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.
S2-1 – Combating Swelling NAFLD and NASH Prevalence: Drugs, Diagnostics and Guidelines for the Frontline
In the Season 2 debut of the Rising Tide series for healthcare professionals who treat diabetic patients, the patients themselves and their caregivers, co-hosts Ken Cusi and Roger Green are joined by Mazen Noureddin to talk about prevalence and taking action on the frontlines today. The trio explore emerging NASH drugs, noninvasive testing and guidelines for treating different stages of disease progression.
S1-E3 – Diabetes Drug Choices With Benefits For NAFLD
Hepatologist Naim Alkhouri and Endocrinologist Scott Isaacs join Ken Cusi and Roger Green to discuss drug choices prescribers can make TODAY for patients with Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus and obesity that have positive impact on Fatty Liver disease.
S1-E2 — What’s Behind The New AACE Fatty Liver Guidelines?
Drs. Mary Rinella, Zobair Younossi and Diana Barb join co-hosts Dr. Ken Cusi and Roger Green to explore the new AACE Fatty Liver guidelines. Learn about the epidemiology and research behind the guidelines and what they recommend for endocrinologists, primary care physicians and allied health professionals when screening, diagnosing and managing Type 2 Diabetes patients for Fatty Liver disease.
S1-E1.2 – NAFLD Prevalence and Type 2 Diabetes in an Endocrinology Clinic: The Need for Screening and Vigilance
Fatty Liver Researcher and endocrinology key opinion leader Ken Cusi discusses the high levels of NAFLD prevalence and fibrosis among Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus patients and the value of early screening, particularly in endocrinology clinics, where the percent of patients with NAFLD and NASH fibrosis is double what we find in primary care.
S1-E1.1 – Fatty Liver Prevalence May Be Higher Than Previously Thought, Especially Among Type 2 Diabetes Patients
Hepatology Researcher and Key Opinion Leader Stephen Harrison discussed results of his 2021 publication in the Journal of Hepatology that reported, in a prospective random sample of 835 people with a median age of 55, NAFLD prevalence as being 37%, NASH as being 14% and advanced fibrosis as being 6% in a random asymptomatic patients. Among patient with Type 2 Diabetes, NAFLD prevalence was 70% and NASH was 35%.
S1-E1 – New Podcast: Growing NAFLD-Diabetes Dual Prevalence Increases CVD Risk for Diabetics
In this Premier episode of The NASH Tsunami in Diabetes: Getting Ahead of the Rising Tide, key opinion leaders Doctors Stephen Harrison, Kathleen Corey and Kay Pepin join co-hosts Dr. Ken Cusi and Roger Green to discuss key issues related to the NAFLD-Diabetes Link, NAFLD-Diabetes Dual Prevalence: very high NAFLD and NASH prevalence in diabetics leads to increased CVD risk and other metabolic issues.
S2-5 – Key Insights from the American Diabetes Association 83rd Scientific Sessions
Ken Cusi and Roger Green are joined by family practice researcher and KOL Eric Johnson and diabetologist and primary care KOL Jay Shubrook in a discussion around exciting news emerging from the ADA 83rd Scientific Sessions meeting. Layering in practical takeaways, the group explores their impressions from the meeting, the utility of FIB-4 as a frontline screening tool, guidelines and recommendations, therapeutic options both now and in the imminent future, and lastly the new nomenclature rollout for Fatty Liver disease.
S2-4 – What Can You Do Today to Prevent and Treat Fatty Liver Disease?
Ken Cusi and Roger Green are joined by Diana Barb and Jay Shubrook in a discussion around effective therapies and strategies for fighting fatty liver disease that are available now. The group discusses frontline screening, medications, bariatric surgery, lifestyle management, practical insights and much more.
S2-E3 – Why Clinical Care Pathways Matter
In this episode of the Rising Tide series, co-hosts Ken Cusi and Roger Green are joined by KOL in public health, Jeff Lazarus, and physician and associate professor of internal medicine, Jeff Budd. The panelists focus on why clinical care pathways matter and drive the message that primary care plays an integral role in fighting fatty liver.
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.
S2-1 – Combating Swelling NAFLD and NASH Prevalence: Drugs, Diagnostics and Guidelines for the Frontline
In the Season 2 debut of the Rising Tide series for healthcare professionals who treat diabetic patients, the patients themselves and their caregivers, co-hosts Ken Cusi and Roger Green are joined by Mazen Noureddin to talk about prevalence and taking action on the frontlines today. The trio explore emerging NASH drugs, noninvasive testing and guidelines for treating different stages of disease progression.
S1-E3 – Diabetes Drug Choices With Benefits For NAFLD
Hepatologist Naim Alkhouri and Endocrinologist Scott Isaacs join Ken Cusi and Roger Green to discuss drug choices prescribers can make TODAY for patients with Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus and obesity that have positive impact on Fatty Liver disease.
S1-E2 — What’s Behind The New AACE Fatty Liver Guidelines?
Drs. Mary Rinella, Zobair Younossi and Diana Barb join co-hosts Dr. Ken Cusi and Roger Green to explore the new AACE Fatty Liver guidelines. Learn about the epidemiology and research behind the guidelines and what they recommend for endocrinologists, primary care physicians and allied health professionals when screening, diagnosing and managing Type 2 Diabetes patients for Fatty Liver disease.
S1-E1.2 – NAFLD Prevalence and Type 2 Diabetes in an Endocrinology Clinic: The Need for Screening and Vigilance
Fatty Liver Researcher and endocrinology key opinion leader Ken Cusi discusses the high levels of NAFLD prevalence and fibrosis among Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus patients and the value of early screening, particularly in endocrinology clinics, where the percent of patients with NAFLD and NASH fibrosis is double what we find in primary care.
S1-E1.1 – Fatty Liver Prevalence May Be Higher Than Previously Thought, Especially Among Type 2 Diabetes Patients
Hepatology Researcher and Key Opinion Leader Stephen Harrison discussed results of his 2021 publication in the Journal of Hepatology that reported, in a prospective random sample of 835 people with a median age of 55, NAFLD prevalence as being 37%, NASH as being 14% and advanced fibrosis as being 6% in a random asymptomatic patients. Among patient with Type 2 Diabetes, NAFLD prevalence was 70% and NASH was 35%.
S1-E1 – New Podcast: Growing NAFLD-Diabetes Dual Prevalence Increases CVD Risk for Diabetics
In this Premier episode of The NASH Tsunami in Diabetes: Getting Ahead of the Rising Tide, key opinion leaders Doctors Stephen Harrison, Kathleen Corey and Kay Pepin join co-hosts Dr. Ken Cusi and Roger Green to discuss key issues related to the NAFLD-Diabetes Link, NAFLD-Diabetes Dual Prevalence: very high NAFLD and NASH prevalence in diabetics leads to increased CVD risk and other metabolic issues.
