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Surfing NASH delivered a second wrap-up session on-site in Vienna as a part of its real-time coverage of a truly thought-provoking EASL Congress 2023. This conversation held after the Saturday late breakers features key opinion leaders Hannes Hagström and Michelle Long, entrepreneur and epigenetics advocate Rachel Zayas and patient advocates Jeff McIntyre and Michael Betel alongside host Roger Green.

This conversation starts with Roger asking each panelist to mention a poster or presentation that was particularly compelling or valuable. As befits the group, the panelist ultimately chose a wide range of topics. This includes thoughts around ways in which to evaluate NITs and deciding who and when to treat, data on the FGF-21 agent pegozafermin, the impact of RNA defects on disease and treatment and much more. As the conversation winds down, Roger suggests that there can be confusions around articifical intelligence (AI) as a term as it is applied to a myriad of technologies. 

For a variety of reasons, EASL Congress 2023 has been looked forward to by the liver community with arguably an unprecedented sense of excitement and intensity. The conversations resulting from the podcast’s two real-time reviews suggest that the actual event met or exceeded such high expectations. If you have any question or interests around EASL Congress, we kindly ask that you submit reviews wherever you download the discourse. Alternatively, you can write to us directly at [email protected].

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