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MASLD and MASH: What You Need to Know

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What Are MASLD and MASH?

Spelled out, these two similar conditions are a mouthful. An advocate with the fatty liver disease explains the differences between them.

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Takeaways From Lesson 1

These questions will help you review what you know about MASLD and MASH – two conditions that can have lasting effects on your health.

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Why Fatty Liver is Prevalent for Hispanic People

Fatty liver disease strikes nearly twice as many Hispanic/Latine adults as other groups. Find out what a doctor wants you to know.

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Culturally Adapted Prevention Strategies

Hispanic people can prevent and reverse nonalcoholic fatty liver diseases without losing their traditions and cultural DNA.

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How Your Liver Works

Your liver is your body’s largest internal organ -- with important jobs to do. Find out how it filters toxins, helps break down the food you eat, and keeps your body in good repair.

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A Visual Guide to Fatty Liver

It could be the most common disease you've never heard of. Learn what causes it, what trouble it can lead to, and how you can control -- or cure -- it.

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What to Know About Liver Diseases

Learn about illnesses that can affect your liver, including hepatitis, cancer, and autoimmune disorders.

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Lesson 2 of 6: Conditions That Can Lead to MASLD and MASH

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