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Nonalcoholic Steatohepatitis (NASH): The ‘Other’ 21st Century Pandemic

NASH is a highly prevalent disease and the cause of considerable mortality across the globe. Because there are no approved (pharmacological) treatments, lifestyle modification is often the recommended course of care. This deep dive looks in detail at why NASH is so prevalent, how the disease presents itself, and what treatment options are available to patients.

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Mary McGorray, MD
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