Liver Meeting 2025 Resource Hub  – 

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Day-of Conference Reports

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  2. Day #2 Highlights
  3. Day #3 Highlights
  4. Day #4 Highlights

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  1. President’s Welcome blends activism, public policy, and scientific advancement in hepatology
  2. Science at a crossroads: Dr. Francis Collins calls for rebuilding trust
  3. From clinic to Congress: Sen. Bill Cassidy’s mission to eradicate Hepatitis C
  4. Expanding roles of resmetirom: Dr. Naim Alkhouri on moving beyond at-risk MASH to cirrhosis, cardiovascular health, and high alcohol use
  5. GLP-1 RAs for steatotic liver disease: Semaglutide, tirzepatide, survodutide, and retatrutide, along with Madrigal’s Rezdiffra
  6. Efruxifermin demonstrates improvements to multiple non-invasive tests indicative of fibrosis regression in patients with compensated cirrhosis
  7. Real-world study shows that GLP-1 RAs improve liver-related outcomes more than bariatric surgery in people with T2D and obesity
  8. Phase 2b trial of AstraZeneca’s dual GLP-1/glucagon RA cotadutide demonstrates MASH resolution, weight loss, and A1c improvement
  9. Post hoc analysis of the ESSENCE trial: Liver-related health benefits of semaglutide beyond weight loss
  10. M-ACCEL trial results: HU6, an oral controlled metabolic accelerator, reduces liver fat and improves adiposity markers in adults with MASH
  11. Hans Popper State of the Art Lecture: Hacking the hepatic lipid code – mechanisms and therapeutic opportunities in steatotic liver disease
  12. MASLD Debrief: A continued need for screening, referral, and therapeutics for the future
  13. Post hoc analysis of MAESTRO-NAFLD-1: Resmetirom treatment for two years led to significant improvement in patients with compensated MASH cirrhosis
  14. Mazdutide, a once-weekly dual GLP-1/glucagon RA, demonstrates remarkable efficacy for the resolution of steatosis in over 60% of participants
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