The final conversation of Episode 16 explores possible possible pathways and treatment strategies for NASH therapy in a future world with multiple classes of agents.
Mazen Noureddin and Stephen Harrison discuss future directions cost-effectiveness research in and outside the U.S. might take, while the Surfers consider the implications.
Mazen Noureddin describes how he became engaged in studying the cost-effectiveness of widespread NASH screening for diabetics in the US, and what he has found, while the Surfers comment on the value of this pivotal work.
NASH-TAG Co-director Michael Charlton and Ian Rowe join Roger, Louise and Donna to review the morning that Michael himself identified as one of two highlight sessions of NASH-TAG 2021.
NASH-TAG Co-directors Vlad Ratziu and Michael Charlton talk with Roger Green about the upcoming conference, after which Roger discusses the SurfingNASH coverage plan for NASH-TAG.
Executives from Echosens, Chronwell and ModifyHealth join to introduce LIVErHEALTHY, their integrated program for early Fatty Liver disease that integrates non-invasive monitoring, technology-supported behavior support, nutritional counseling and delivery of medically-tailored meals.
Donna Cryer joins the Surfers to consider some of the public health issues and implications surrounding treatment of Early Fatty Liver disease and related metabolic diseases. EXTRA: Louise Campbell discusses her public health-driven motivation to form Tawazun Health.
Donna Cryer and Roger Green lead a conversation of why identity matters for patients trying to resolve fatty liver disease without medication, while Stephen Harrison and Louise Campbell discuss some of their methods for doing so.
Donna Cryer joins the Surfers to discuss the importance of identity in lifestyle modification, after which our sponsors from Echosens present LIVErHEALTHY, a program that combines non-invasive testing, technology-enabled behavior support and a food and nutrition element.
Stephen Harrison previews Day Two of NASH-TAG while Ian Rowe, Louise Campbell and Roger Green the issues that each of them anticipate most eagerly
