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Obesity & NASH Speaker Interview


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An exclusive Interview with: 

Ginnie Yang, Vice President of Inflammation, Exploratory Pathobiology & Tissue Repair, Bayer

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An exclusive FDA presentation by:

Dr Frank A. Anania, Acting Clinical Team Leader, Division of Gastroenterology and Inborn Error Products, FDA

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Laurent Fischer, MD Senior Vice President, Liver Therapeutic Area Head, ALLERGAN PLC

ON THE THRESHOLD OF A THERAPEUTIC MILESTONE

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Peter G. Traber, MD Partner, Alacrita Consulting : NASH Now: Therapeutic Targets & the Competitive Clinical Trial Landscape

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Brent A. Neuschwander-Tetri, Professor of Internal Medicine - Saint Louis University. : Many Paths to NASH- Many Targets for Treatment

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Yury Popov, MD PhD, Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center, Harvard Medical School: Understanding Hepatocellular Carcinoma as an Extension of NASH: practical implications for drug development

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Liat Hayardeny, Chief Scientific Officer, Galmed Pharmaceuticals: Aramchol Phase II b Results & Phase III Outlook

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Greg Everson, Chief Executive Officer & Manager, HepQuant: Tests of the Liver’s Function and Physiology to Assess Liver Disease and Monitor Treatment Effects

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Nikolai Naoumov, MD PhD, Exucutive Director - Hepatology Science& Innovation, Global Drug Development Novartis Pharma: Which Mechanisms of Action to Combine to Address NASH

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Eric Lefebvre, Chief Medical Officer - Pliant Therapeutics Inc. : Disruption of TGF β activation by an α V β 1 integrin inhibitor reduces liver fibrosis in human NASH liver slices and mice

Targeting multiple pathways in NASH - clinical perspectives for combination therapies | Nikolai Naoumov

Molecular MR Imaging of Oxidized Collagen to Monitor Active Fibrogenesis in Preclinical Models of NASH | Bryan Fuchs

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Evaluating Progression Towards Industry Standard In Vitro Models of NAFLD/NASH

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