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Happy Liver Awareness Month

Brush up on resources covering liver diseases such as NASH, NAFLD and cirrhosis to better advise and treat your patients. 
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AGA clinical guidance

View recent guidance from subject matter experts on NAFLD, HCC and cirrhosis.

Upcoming webinar: Improving Cirrhosis Care

Wednesday, Oct. 19, 2022 at noon EDT
Join Drs. Patricia Bloom, Jeremy Louissaint and Andrew Moon during this upcoming Gastro Bites webinar for an update on current diagnostic and management strategies for hepatic encephalopathy and HCC.
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Resources for your patients

The AGA GI Patient Center offers resources for you to share with patients who have or may have NASH, NAFLD, cirrhosis, or obesity and NAFLD, including information on symptoms, tests, treatment and complications.
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Feel free to share these links via email, in your EMR notes, on your practice website, or on social media.

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