The email wasn’t unexpected. Earlier in the week, I had received a call from my transplant coordinator at one of the two hospitals where I’m…
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FATTY LIVER DISEASE
NewsMASH treatment efimosfermin wins new designations in US and EU
A once-monthly investigational therapy for metabolic dysfunction-associated steatohepatitis (MASH), called efimosfermin, has earned two new regulatory designations — one in the U.S. and the other…
FATTY LIVER DISEASE
ColumnsThe possibility for liver function to improve brings me hope
One of the things I’ve been most grateful for over the past few years is simple: I’m not as sick as I once was. When…
FATTY LIVER DISEASE
News‘Zombie’ immune cells may help drive steatotic liver disease, study shows
Clearing senescent macrophages, a type of damaged immune cell that doesn’t die off as it should, reduced inflammation and reversed signs of liver fat buildup…
FATTY LIVER DISEASE
ColumnsRegrets, I’ve had a few, but here’s what I learned about life with MASH
As much as I’d like to believe the tough people who say they have “no regrets,” I’m not buying it. You mean to…
FATTY LIVER DISEASE
NewsDosing starts in Phase 2 trial of oral therapy HU6 for MASH
A Phase 2 clinical trial testing Rivus Pharmaceuticals‘ experimental oral therapy HU6 in people with metabolic dysfunction-associated steatohepatitis (MASH), a severe form of…
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NewsWorld Liver Day promotes small habits that can yield big health gains
April 19 marks World Liver Day, a global effort to raise awareness about liver health and the growing burden of liver disease. This year’s…
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NewsNew ALF board chair turned personal loss from MASH into public advocacy
David Frank, who lost his mother to a severe form of steatotic liver disease and has since become a strong liver health advocate, is…
April is officially recognized in the U.S. as National Donate Life Month, an opportunity to highlight the extraordinary impact of organ donation, and the…
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ColumnsWhy we might cancel a doctor’s appointment (and why we shouldn’t)
Some of my least-favorite calls to make are to cancel doctor appointments. Maybe it’s the Jenga-like way I have to wedge them into my life.
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