Presented by: Dr. Matthew Collins
Objectives:
Define MASLD and elucidate its pathophysiology, epidemiology, and projected disease progression.
Establish appropriate weight loss targets for patients diagnosed with MASLD, aligned with current clinical guidelines and evidence-based practices.
Evaluate the advantages and limitations of various dietary interventions as therapeutic strategies for managing MASLD.
Analyze the scientific evidence supporting the use of dietary supplements in treating MASLD and their impact on patient outcomes.
Articulate alcohol consumption recommendations for patients with MASLD, considering the potential risks and benefits based on current research.
Determine exercise goals and their integration into comprehensive weight loss programs tailored for MASLD patients.
Examine crossover treatment strategies applicable to MASLD and other related metabolic conditions, highlighting potential synergies.
Explore emerging and future treatment options for MASLD, assessing their potential efficacy and clinical applicability.
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