Webinar – Getting GRIP on MASH after LITMUS
On March 12th, we organised the webinar: Getting GRIP on MASH after LITMUS
During this webinar, our speaker and hosts explored the following topics:
- The usefulness of noninvasive diagnostic methods depends on the prevalence of the disease
- Intervention in lifestyle helps to better stratify patients
- Clinical pathways from primary care or endocrinology clinics improves MASH management
Speakers, hosts, and audience
- Speaker: Prof. Manuel Romero-Gómez
- Hosts: Prof. Manuel Castro Cabezas & Prof. Rick Grobbee
- Audience: Clinicians, researchers, pharmaceutical industry workers, public health workers
Watch the recording here:
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