Canadian MASLD Network retweeted
✨My new publication in The Lancet HIV✨
✅ #MASLD affects 26-40% of people with #HIV
✅ We advocate for the integration of non-invasive screening, lifestyle interventions and holistic strategies into HIV care, to promote healthy aging in this population
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Canadian MASLD Network retweeted
The new open access issue of Canadian Liver Journal includes abstracts from the Annual Canadian Liver Meeting 2025! Read more: bit.ly/CNLJ81l
Join us this weekend at #CDDWCLM2025!
@cddw_clm @CASLupdates @CanMASLDNetwork @canhepc
Canadian MASLD Network retweeted
🚨Pleased to coauthor this new publication🚨
➡️In patients with type 2 #diabetes in UK, SGLT-2 inhibitors were associated with a lower risk of #cirrhosis compared to DPP-4 inhibitors
➡️ #GLP1 RAs were not associated with a lower risk of cirrhosis
👉diabetesjournals.org/care/ar…
Canadian MASLD Network retweeted
🚨Pleased to coauthor this new publication in
@AmJGastro🚨
✳️Global rise in liver cancer attributable to metabolic risks observed from 1990 to 2021
✳️High #BMI identified as the major contributing risk factor #MASLD #HCC #diabetes #obesity #livertwitter
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🌟😊Proud of my trainee Dana receiving the Raymond T. Chung Emerging Liver Scholar award!
🎉Sharing this achievement for Canadian #hepatology with Carla Coffin, #President of Canadian Association for the Study of the #Liver
@CASLupdates #TLM2024 @AASLDtweets @AASLDFoundation
Canadian MASLD Network retweeted
🌟Honoured to speak at the #Montreal Gala for Crohn's Colitis Canada, grateful for their support to my research!
🟢As the #President Elect of the Canadian #Liver Association, our partnership advance research for people with #IBD and related liver conditions.
#MASLD #LiverTwitter
Canadian MASLD Network retweeted
Thrilled to contribute to knowledge dissemination for primary care physicians!
🟢Practical insights on how to navigate the complexities of #MASLD in everyday practice
🟠Making #screening and management more approachable
#communautéFRQ #LiverTwitter
👉doi.org/10.58931/cpct.2024.2…
Canadian MASLD Network retweeted
In today's fireside chat , Michael Betel, President and Founder of the Fatty Liver Alliance, and Professor @GiadaSebastiani, Hepatologist at @mcgillu, explore the comprehensive management of fatty liver disease, now termed MASLD, and reflect on her recently published perspective paper, "Integrating behavioral interventions into a holistic approach to metabolic dysfunction-associated steatotic liver disease".
Giada Sebastiani emphasized the necessity of a holistic, multidisciplinary approach to treating MASLD, acknowledging the complexity of the disease that affects multiple systems beyond the liver. She highlighted the recent approval of Rezdiffra for treating MASH in the U.S., which should be complemented with lifestyle changes such as diet and exercise. Dr. Sebastiani underscored that while pharmacological solutions are crucial, they must be integrated with behavioral interventions and lifestyle modifications to be truly effective.
Here are the three key takeaways from the discussion:
1. Holistic and Multidisciplinary Approach: Effective management of MASLD requires a comprehensive approach that integrates pharmacological treatments with lifestyle modifications such as diet, exercise, and behavioral interventions. Addressing the disease's multifaceted nature, which affects multiple systems beyond the liver, is essential for improving patient outcomes.
2. Early Intervention and Personalized Care: Early intervention targeting upstream issues like obesity, type 2 diabetes, and eating disorders is crucial in preventing the progression of MASLD. Personalized care tailored to individual patient characteristics enhances the effectiveness of treatment and promotes better health outcomes.
3. Patient Education and Advocacy: Empowering patients with knowledge about MASLD and available treatment options is vital for enabling informed decision-making and encouraging early diagnosis and intervention. Increased awareness and advocacy efforts are essential for improving the management of MASLD and supporting affected individuals.
Link to blog with video: fattyliver.ca/blog/f/masld-p…
@livertwitter @liverX
Canadian MASLD Network retweeted
In March 2024 @AASLDtweets announced the selection of sixty-two #hepatology leaders as Fellows and one allied #healthleader focused on hepatology as an Associate Fellow.
Congratulations to #CASLMembers @cscoffin, @GiadaSebastiani, and Hin Hin Ko! 👏
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Canadian MASLD Network retweeted
✅Our new paper on #sex differences for #MASLD in people with #HIV!
🟩Lower prevalence of MASLD with #fibrosis in #women than men
🟥Women reach similar levels of liver disease at the perimenopausal age
👉doi.org/10.1111/hiv.13697
@CIHR_CTN @McGill_DOM @CASLupdates @HIV_Medicine
Canadian MASLD Network retweeted
*⃣Pleased to coauthor this viewpoint on #resmetirom and #MASLD with the Global #Obesity Collaborative
🟩Focus on a comprehensive treatment for #metabolic health
👉link.springer.com/article/10…
@McGill_DOM @CASLupdates @SpringerNature @FRQS1 @RIMUHC1 @cusm_muhc @ObesityCan @rrcmdo
Canadian MASLD Network retweeted
Dr. Mark Swain, Hepatologist answers an audience question at our Calgary event and shares one real world patient story about Ozempic and the impact it had on their life and daily routine.
#livertwitter #liverX @novonordisk @AASLDtweets @EASLnews @CASLupdates @CanNASHNetwork
fattyliver.ca/blog/f/ozempic…
Canadian MASLD Network retweeted
Millions are affected by fatty liver disease, and raising awareness is crucial. Wendy Schaufert has dedicated 10 years to working with patients, focusing on metabolic dysfunction-associated steatotic liver disease (MASLD) and metabolic dysfunction-associated steatohepatitis (MASH), formerly NAFLD/NASH.
Key takeaways: from this excellent video: youtu.be/pyDY53eecQQ
1. Risk Factors: Obesity, diabetes, and insulin resistance significantly increase the risk of developing MASLD and MASH.
2. Diagnosis: Often silent, the disease is usually detected through routine blood work, ultrasounds, and non-invasive liver stiffness tests like SWI and FibroScan.
3. Management: Lifestyle changes, including weight loss, exercise, and healthy eating, are vital. Even a 5-10% weight loss can make a significant difference.
4. Heart Health: Those with fatty liver disease are at a higher risk of heart-related issues.
5. Awareness and Advocacy: Early detection and management can prevent progression to severe liver conditions like cirrhosis.
Education and support are essential. Wendy's work and resources like we offer on our Fatty Liver Alliance website, offer valuable information to help manage and understand this condition better.
Let's continue to advocate for awareness and healthier lifestyles!
#GlobalFattyLiverDay #FattyLiverDisease #MASLD #MASH #HealthAwareness #LiverHealth #PatientAdvocacy
@AASLDtweets @easl @CASLupdates @CanNASHNetwork @LiverNurseCA @FamPhysicians @CIHR_IRSC @GlobalLiver @ISGLOBALorg
Link to video: youtu.be/pyDY53eecQQ
Canadian MASLD Network retweeted
Dr. Mark Swain, at our Calgary Your Liver, Your Health community education event anwers these 2 attendee questions:
1. Who should be assessed for liver disease?
2. How does your clinic assess for fatty liver disease?
Video: youtu.be/cAS_Duepslk
#livertwitter @CASLupdates @CIHR_IRSC @CanNASHNetwork
Canadian MASLD Network retweeted
We had an incredible event on June 13, 2024, for #GlobalFattyLiverDay! It was a privilege to host such a knowledgeable and engaged community in Calgary. As the President and Founder of the Fatty Liver Alliance, I’m thrilled to share some highlights and key takeaways from our first presentation titled "Your Liver, Your Health: Understanding Metabolic Dysfunction."
Video #1 Key Takeaways:
Personal Health Journey: I (@betelm) shared my own experience with fatty liver and emphasized the importance of early detection and lifestyle changes.
Educational Outreach: The Fatty Liver Alliance offers a wealth of resources, including expert videos, patient portals, and blogs to help visitors understand and manage their condition.
Collaboration and Advocacy: We are committed to working with healthcare professionals, organizations, and the community to raise awareness, influence policy changes, and improve patient care.
Benefits of attending in person and watching this video:
1. Increased Awareness: Gain a comprehensive understanding of fatty liver disease and its impact on health.
2. Expert Knowledge: Listen to our next videos and hear about the latest research and insights from top experts, including Dr. Mark Swain and Wendy Schaufert.
3. Proactive Health Management: Learn practical advice on early detection and lifestyle changes.
4. Community Support: Connect with a supportive network of individuals and organizations dedicated to liver health.
Let’s continue to raise awareness, educate, and support each other in the fight against fatty liver disease. Together, we can make a difference!
#liverx #liverTwitter
Thank you to our sponsors: @novonordisk, KNS Canada Inc., @MadrigalPharma, @Echosens, @SiemensHealth, @GlobalLiver, and of course to @CanNASHNetwork and @casl for their partnerships.
Canadian MASLD Network retweeted
What do MASLD and MASH look and feel like? Watch how a community engages with a realistic liver model at our recent community liver health education and screening event.
Liam Swain (recently accepted into medical school) interacts closely wth a very curious group of attendees to our Global Fatty Liver Day event.
@MadrigalPharma #liverx #livertwitter @EASLnews @AASLDtweets @CASLupdates @CIHR_IRSC @CanNASHNetwork @MarkDonnison @supriyajoshiMD
Canadian MASLD Network retweeted
Global Fatty Liver Day was a huge success in the Calgary, AB community with 60 attendees and 33 Fibroscan assessments. A HUGE thank you to @novonordisk, @GlobalLiver, @Echosens, @SiemensHealth, KNS Canada Inc. and @MadrigalPharma for their support.
Dr. Mark Swain, Wendy Schaufert, Jordyn Vienneau, Liam Swain and Mark Miller thank you for being there and for your contributions. @TonyVilliotti, your liver journey was inspirational.
Fahmida Rahman, your relentless work getting so many assessments done and coming all the way to Calgary with a colleague and 2 Fibroscans was very much appreciated!
#liverX #livertwitter
Canadian MASLD Network retweeted
😊Join me for this webinar!
✅#obesity is a major risk factor for liver disease, especially #MASLD
@LiverCanada @McGill_DOM @cusm_muhc @RIMUHC1
@CASLupdates @FRQS1 @CanNASHNetwork @CNTRP @CIHR_CTN @IDIGHProgram #LiverTwitter #WomenInSTEM @ObesityCan
🗓️ Mark your calendars for June 27 at 7PM! 💻️ This free webinar explores the connection between obesity and liver disease how these conditions can impact one another.
Register today ➡️ liver.ca/webinars
Canadian MASLD Network retweeted
New @AASLDtweets guidelines on #noninvasive diagnostic tests for #liver #fibrosis and #steatosis released!
✅Kudos to Keyur Patel, our steering committee member in @CanNASHNetwork, to be among the coauthors !
@CASLupdates @HEP_Journal #livertwitter @UHN
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